Homeschool Curriculum For Kids Of All Ages
As a Homeschool of 1, with over five years of experience under my belt. I understand the importance of finding the right homeschool curriculum to provide a well-rounded education for my child.
I’ve done my homework (pun intended!) and discovered a treasure trove of mainly secular homeschool curriculum options.
Trust me, I’ve found something for everyone and every subject!
Whether you’re teaching a curious kindergartner or a rebellious high schooler, I’ve got you covered with a list of amazing resources below.
Along with homeschool curriculum reviews I have also shared my top tips for homeschooling.
Free Homeschool Resources
Back in my son’s elementary years, it’s kind of amazing how much of his curriculum was absolutely free! I mean, we’re talking about everything from science to history, you name it, we found free resources for it.
And you know what’s even cooler?
You don’t have to worry about breaking the bank to homeschool your kids.
The idea that you need to spend a ton to give your child a great education? Not true at all. With all the incredible no-cost materials out there. I managed to homeschool my son through those early years without putting a dent in my wallet.
- Free homeschool curriculum
- Free homeschool printables
- Homeschool videos
- Kids educational videos
- Kidzytpe
Homeschool Math
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Math is by far our favorite subject, we all love it (I know we are weird!).
These are the posts we have written that relate to math. We have used a lot of different math curriculums over the years. But we are going to start high school math with Mr. D Math starting in June.
- Geometry homeschool curriculum with Mr. D Math
- Homeschool algebra curriculum with Teaching Textbooks
- Math homeschool curriculum
- Teaching Textbooks review
- Math board games
- Kindergarten math board games
- Order of operation games
- Number board games
- Best math curriculum for ADHD
- Mr D Math review
- CTC Math review
- How to choose an online math curriculum
- How to make math fun for middle school
- Cool math games from Brainika
- Spark Math review
English Language for Homeschoolers
Finding a good language arts homeschool curriculum is hard. But these are the resources we have used over the years:
- Homeschool literature curriculum from Learning Language Arts Through Literature
- Homeschool spelling curriculum
- Introducing Shakespeare
- Homeschool reading curriculum with Lightsail
- Writeshop review
- Writing impactful essays with Heron Books
- Homeschool cursive curriculum with Getty-Dubay
- Shakespeare books for kids
- Word games for kids
Homeschool Science Curriculum
Science is by far my least favorite subject to teach. I am just not that cool mom that likes getting messy! I am not very good with crafts either!
Finding an online science curriculum was important certainly when my son was in elementary. There are so many science curriculums you can find, and we found a lot more free science resources than any other subject (which was great for us!)
- Homeschool science curriculum
- Homeschool science books
- Homeschool workbooks
- Science board games
- Real Science Odyssey review
- Generation Genius review
- BrainPOP review
- Human body unit studies
- Homeschool biology curriculum from Dr. Robbins
- Anatomy books for kids from Know Yourself
- College Prep Science labs
- Free printable science worksheets
- Digital stem with StemWerkz
- Homeschool science tips
Science Subscription Boxes
The best science subscription boxes that we use to supplement our science curriculum.
- Mel Science review
- Kiwico Eureka Crate review
- Generation Genius Science Kits
- Homeschool science kits
- Oysterkit review
Foreign Language Curriculum
Learning a foreign language is super important, and actually really hard to teach in homeschool (if like me you can’t speak another language.)
There are lots of resources out there, so check out the ones we use.
- Homeschool foreign language
- Japanese homeschool curriculum
- ASL homeschool curriculum
- Mr D ASL review
- Lingopie review
Homeschool History Curriculum
History is our second favorite subject, and now we are in middle school we have found that the best way (for us) is a literature based history curriculum. But we have used lots of other secular history curriculums as you can see below.
- Homeschool history curriculum
- History Odyssey review
- Beautiful Feet Books review
- History timeline for kids
- Sonlight review
- History lap book
- Homeschool history books
- History board games
- Trekking Through History
- World leaders unit study
- Dictators unit study
Coding Curriculum for Homeschool
Add computer coding to your homeschool curriculum with these coding for kids resources:
- Best coding websites for kids
- Why building challenging Lego sets helps with coding. Lego also has a separate section just for coding!
- Osmo coding starter kit review
- Coding for homeschoolers with Codakid
- MYTEK LAB review
- Osmo coding jam
Geography resources for homeschooling
We don’t study geography formally as we wanted to focus on history. However, it is important for us to know about the world and the country we now live in.
These are our favorite homeschool geography resources:
- Geography curriculum
- Free geography worksheets
- How to remember the states
- Geography books for kids
- Geography board games
- Geography subscription box from KiwiCo Atlas Crate
- Continent unit study
Homeschool Economics Curriculum
- Financial literacy worksheets
- Financial literacy for middle school
- Financial literacy activities for high school students
- Financial literacy books for middle school students
- Moneytime review
- Homeschool economics curriculum with Mr. D Math
- Financial literacy for teens with Beyond Personal Finance
- Money board games
Homeschool Government Curriculum
As I have split out everything covered normally in social studies above into separate sections. These are the government resources we have.
- Homeschool civics curriculum
- Homeschool government curriculum from Paradigm Accelerated Curriculum
- Presidents unit studies
Homeschool Music Curriculum
We are not a musical family, well we weren’t until about a year ago. Our son started with online music lessons for kids and is now taking it more seriously with learning all about composers, having a weekly in-person lesson, and is absolutely loving it.
- Homeschool music curriculum
- Composers unit study
- Online piano lessons for kids
- Great Bend Center for Music review
- Moosiko review
- Online guitar lessons for kids with Tremolo Guitar School
Homeschool Art Curriculum
We don’t study art formally yet, although there are lots of awesome art curriculums that we will use in the coming years. But, we use coloring as a stress-relieving tool!
It absolutely works and 30 minutes of drawing calms him right down. Check out the resources he has used and currently uses along with the homeschool art curriculums.
- Homeschool art curriculum
- Famous Artists unit study
- KiwiCo Doodle Crate review
- KiwiCo Maker Crate review
Homeschooling Middle School and High School Grades
- Middle school homeschool curriculum
- 6th grade homeschool curriculum
- 7th grade homeschool curriculum
- Best homeschool curriculum for high school
- Online homeschool for high school with Stepmojo
- Career tests for teenagers
- Why Thiel College is a great choice for homeschoolers
Homeschool Preschool Curriculum
We didn’t homeschool preschool or the kindergarten years, but as a secular homeschool blogger, I have been lucky to check out a few amazing resources.
Physical Education
PE was something I was originally concerned about, but we currently take 4 short walks a day around the neighborhood (check out our neighborhood scavenger hunt.)
There are lots of amazing (and mostly free) resources to keep fit as a family, but also more formal homeschool PE curriculums are listed below.
UK Home Education
As I homeschooled in the UK before moving to America I wanted to share the posts I had already written for the UK homeschoolers.
- How to start homeschooling UK
- If you want to follow the UK National curriculum I highly recommend this book.
- Best homeschooling programs UK
- MyTutor review
- Cost of homeschooling
- Public speaking classes for kids
Homeschool Tips & Advice
Homeschooling is hard, please don’t think it isn’t.
But WE LOVE IT.
We will continue to homeschool until my son goes to college, so we are currently trying to work out high school credits. I
have shared some homeschool tips and resources that we use to help us homeschool as best we can.
- What is gameschooling?
- Homeschool planners.
- Homeschool record keeping
- Homeschooling a child with ADHD
- ADHD homeschool curriculum
- Homeschooling styles
- Teach by Dennis Dinoia
- Homeschool Black Friday deals
- Lunch ideas for homeschool
- First day of homeschool sign
- All about me worksheet
- Book lists for kids
- Online etiquette classes
- Homeschooling an only child
- Map testing for homeschoolers
- Trello for homeschool
- Homeschool supplies
- Homeschooling tips
- Books about homeschooling
- Best Usborne books for homeschooling
- Reasons to homeschool
- Online homeschool classes
- Homeschooling pros and cons
- Homeschool sick days
- Summer homeschool
Last Updated on 15 September 2023 by homeschoolof1