The Curriculum Choice

Making homeschool decisions easy

by: Kendra

Home Learning Year by Year

Wonder if you’re teaching your children the right information at the right time? Home Learning Year by Year answers that question and more! It’s a comprehensive guide to creating homeschool curriculum for grades K-12! A review from The Curriculum Choice

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by: Susan Williams

Botany in 8 Lessons –Homeschool Science Course for All Ages

Botany in 8 Lessons is a Homeschool Science Curriculum for all ages. Great for kids ages 8-14, and enough content for a .5 credit of high school science this hands-on science curriculum is easy to use and a great addition to your homeschool science studies. A Review from The Curriculum Choice

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by: Ellen

Birdwatching with Cornell Lab of Ornithology

Birdwatching is a fun an inexpensive activity the whole family can enjoy! The resources at The Cornell Lab of Ornithology make learning through birdwatching easy for your whole family to enjoy! A Review from The Curriculum Choice

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by: Dawn

Exploring Nature with Children, a Charlotte Mason Method

Nature studies. Outside time. Looking. Investigating. These are the things we love! I ran across something called Exploring Nature with Children and was really curious about it – it looked like something we would really enjoy – and I was right!  Exploring Nature with Children, a Charlotte Mason Method This Charlotte Mason type study consists of a 240 page pdf file by Lynn Seddon of Raising

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by: Kendra

Friendly Biology Homeschool Science

When I was homeschooled I didn’t love science. I couldn’t keep amphibians and reptiles straight in 4th grade. I didn’t care about atoms in 8th grade, and by high school I simply didn’t care about science anymore. To my mother’s credit she didn’t give up, nope not even when every experiment we ever did failed if she was present for it. Every. Single. One. Eventually

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by: Eva Varga

The Outdoor Homeschool: Take Your Homeschool OUTSIDE

It is not difficult to see the benefit of the great outdoors providing the perfect classroom to ignite student interest in sciences. After all, we are surrounded by the beauty of nature – the astounding colors and patterns in the evening sunset, the complexity of the spiral patterns of a pine cone, and the dynamic interactions between symbiotic species. Our own human achievements are no less

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