Are you new to homeschooling? Maybe considering homeschooling but aren't sure where to begin? Or possibly having homeschooled for a bit but still aren't quite sure of your path? If you are any of these things, then pull up a chair and follow along! I am going to give you all the goods to feel confident about your homeschool journey. It's hard to believe it has been 18 years since I started … [Read more...] about New to Homeschooling? Begin Here
Just Write Homeschool Writing Program
Are you looking for a fun and simple way to introduce writing in the elementary years? Then the Just Write Homeschool Writing Program may be just what you are looking for! This is one program my children have truly enjoyed. This program does not kill the joy of writing as some programs can do. For my own children it has ignited a love for writing. When I started homeschooling I had researched … [Read more...] about Just Write Homeschool Writing Program
Make Spelling More Fun With Spelling Apps
Spelling practice and test can often feel like a chore for both teacher (Parent) and student. On way to make practice easier, more fun, more streamlined is by using a Spelling Test App {Since the original publication of this post in 2013 there have been many upgrades and changes to apps. Upon the update of this post in 2023 I was unable to find the original app featured. Instead I have … [Read more...] about Make Spelling More Fun With Spelling Apps
Homeschooling With Learning Challenges and Special Needs
Back when we shared with you our Days in the Lives of Curriculum Choice authors, our readers asked for a day in the life of a special needs homeschooler. Today, we bring to you experiences from our own homeschools as well as wonderful resources we've found around the web to provide support in homeschooling with learning challenges and special needs. Special Needs Homeschooling: An … [Read more...] about Homeschooling With Learning Challenges and Special Needs
The Summer Games Homeschool
The Olympic Games are held every fours to respect the ancient origins of the Olympic Games, which were held every four years at Olympia. The four-year interval between the Ancient Games editions was named an “Olympiad”, and was used for dating purposes. In modern times we alternate every two years between the Summer Games and the Winter Games. The Summer Games consist of 33 different … [Read more...] about The Summer Games Homeschool
Homeschool High School American Literature by 7 Sisters Review
Are you looking for curriculum for your high schooler for next year? Around this time, I was always looking into curriculum options for my teen, and exploring around for new ideas was one of my most favorite times in our homeschooling. I recently found a new source for high school English courses that I like - American Literature by 7 Sisters. These courses are actually made by homeschoolers. … [Read more...] about Homeschool High School American Literature by 7 Sisters Review
Mas Spanish – A Video Based Spanish Homeschool Curriculum
Are you wanting to teach your homeschooler Spanish but don’t have the time to learn Spanish yourself? Are you looking for a program that is video based and easy to access from anywhere? Then Mas Spanish might be the perfect fit for you! {Disclosure: I received access to Mas Spanish for free and was compensated for my time in writing this review. All my opinions are my own, honest thoughts and … [Read more...] about Mas Spanish – A Video Based Spanish Homeschool Curriculum
Choosing A Homeschool Writing Curriculum: Programs For Success
Choosing a homeschool writing curriculum can be a daunting task for any home educator, whether you are brand new or a seasoned one. Today here at The Curriculum Choice we're sharing our favorite tried and true homeschool writing programs that span many ages. Homeschool Writing Curriculum Options There are plenty of choices available to home educators when it comes to homeschool writing … [Read more...] about Choosing A Homeschool Writing Curriculum: Programs For Success
The Robinson Curriculum – A Homeschool Curriculum Review
Are you looking to help your kids become more independent learners? Then The Robinson Curriculum might be what you are looking for. About The Robinson Curriculum The Robinson Curriculum is a self-teaching curriculum. It's intent is to create self-taught children. It focuses on the 3R's, which are, of course, reading, writing, and math. The curriculum itself is digitally delivered. It … [Read more...] about The Robinson Curriculum – A Homeschool Curriculum Review
Well Planned Day Family Homeschool Planner
Hello, my name is Kendra and I’m addicted to planners. Planners. To me that one word is a complete sentence. True story. Most girls are addicted to shoes, shopping, or purses. Me, it’s planners & tote bags. They lure me in & before I know it I have purchased one, or both. I'm excited to share with you a family homeschool planner that will not only help you plan your homeschool, but your … [Read more...] about Well Planned Day Family Homeschool Planner
The Best Spelling and Vocabulary Resources for Your Homeschool
When we think of English or Language Arts, there is more to that than simply reading and writing. We also have to consider spelling and vocabulary. When my kids were in the elementary years we focused a lot (and I mean a lot) on building block skills (basic math facts, reading, writing), including spelling and vocabulary. Homeschool Spelling Resources Soaring with Spelling and … [Read more...] about The Best Spelling and Vocabulary Resources for Your Homeschool
Homeschool Cursive Handwriting Resources: Elementary Grades K-6
This review may include affiliate links to curriculum that we loved and used in our own homeschool. Please see our disclosure policy. Are you wanting to teach cursive writing to your kids? In my opinion, handwriting is still so important even in this digital age. We included cursive writing in our homeschool because writing things down helps so much in helping remember and recall … [Read more...] about Homeschool Cursive Handwriting Resources: Elementary Grades K-6