The Curriculum Choice

Making homeschool decisions easy

by: Jimmie

Noeo Science Curriculum Review

Noeo Science is a Charlotte Mason style, literature based science curriculum offered in biology, chemistry or physics for grades K-6. A review from The Curriculum Choice.

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by: Tonia

The Story of the World Series

The Story of The World series – classical history curriculum that spans human history from nomads to modern times for your homeschool. A Review from The Curriculum Choice

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by: Annie Kate

How to Raise Your High School Grades by Half a Point in One Semester

Teens need to think about thinking, studying, time management, and the future. There are all sorts of serious, sober, and expensive approaches to these topics. However, if your family has a sense of humor and likes outside-the-box ideas, Gary North’s free study course might work for you. How to Raise Your High School Grades by Half a Point in One Semester is full of quirky

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by: Annie Kate

King Alfred’s English by Laurie J. White

This year I was looking for a way to teach my girls about the English language without teaching grammar itself.  I wanted to give them an understanding of its beauty and history so that they would learn to love it and also be able to use it more skillfully. And then I was offered King Alfred’s English to review.  What a perfect resource to meet

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by: Annie Kate

101 Top Picks for Homeschool Curriculum by Cathy Duffy

There’s one book I always recommend to new homeschooling moms, 100 Top Picks for Homeschool Curriculum by Cathy Duffy. But it’s getting old. This summer, a new edition of Cathy’s wonderful book has come out, called 101 Top Picks for Homeschool Curriculum. It is similar to 100 Top Picks in format and content, but some resources from the first book have been replaced by better,

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by: Annie Kate

102 Top Picks for Homeschool Curriculum by Cathy Duffy

This is the umpteenth time I’m reading a Top Picks for Homeschool Curriculum book from Cathy Duffy, and each time the very first paragraphs bring tears to my eyes. One of the saddest sights I’ve ever seen was opening day of a three-day homeschool convention. Day one had been designated for only new homeschoolers. Five hundred or more raw homeschooling recruits streamed into an exhibit

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