SOURCES
Choosing Curriculum
Home education offers the opportunity for craftsmanship in education.
Now is the time to think through your educational goals as you consider what curriculum/teaching materials would best meet your students' needs. Inquire of godly parents with experience in home-education. Find out what teaching materials they use, what they like and don't like about them, and why. Read books and articles about home education to broaden your perspective. Most important: pray and seek the Lord's direction.
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Suggested Reading for Parents
103 Top Picks for Homeschool Curriculum, by Cathy Duffy, 2014
The Ultimate Guide to Homeschooling, by Debra Bell, 2009
Educating the WholeHearted Child, by Clay & Sally Clarkson, 1996
How to Home School (A Practical Approach), by Gayle Graham, 1997
The How & Why of Home Schooling, by Ray E. Ballmann, 1995
A Charlotte Mason Education: A How-to Manual, by Catherine Levison, 1996
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Approved Sources (not comprehensive)
A Beka (video available)
ACE [Accelerated Christian Education (Paces)] School of Tomorrow
Alpha Omega (Monarch [online], LifePac, & Horizons
Alpha-Phonics by Samuel L. Blumenfeld
Berean Builders (Science)
Bob Jones University Press (video available)
Christian Light Education (CLE)
Discovery K12
Easy Peasy - allinonehomeschool.com and allinonehighschool.com
The Good and the Beautiful (K-8)
Handwriting Without Tears (HWT)
Institute for Excellence in Writing
Learning Language Arts Through Literature (LLATL)
Math-U-See (Manipulative-based math program)
Robinson Curriculum
Rod & Staff
Saxon
Sonlight Curriculum (Literature-based unit study)
Story of the World
Teaching Textbooks (Math)
Time for Learning (K-8th)
Veritas Press
Weaver Curriculum
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Homeschool Curriculum Online Stores
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Magazines
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Resources
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Achievement Testing
Legal
Home School Legal Defense Association
(Discount code for Gateway families: 291054)
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