Assuming homeschool is required, and math is required, and programs is required, the following 73 results were found.
The Saxon Math series as a whole is hugely popular among homeschoolers. It is important to be aware that the Math Intermediate series (for grades three through five) and the series reviewed here...
My Homeschool offers complete programs (except for math) for kindergarten through tenth grade based on Charlotte Mason’s methodology. Complete math lessons are included for kindergarten through...
BJU Press's math curriculum for kindergarten through sixth grade was written for use in classrooms, but it is easy for homeschooling parents to teach. The courses include biblical worldview...
Beyond the Page is known for its comprehensive programs that cover language arts, science, and social studies, but they have now published six math courses titled Age 5-7 Math, Age 6-8 Math, Age...
Nautilus Homeschool is a secular program for gifted children in kindergarten through twelfth grade. It combines an online structure, calendar, and customized assignments with external resources...
Easy Peasy is a free online homeschool curriculum for preschool through high school, generously shared by a homeschooling mom named Lee Giles. This review focuses primarily on the Easy Peasy...
Homeschool+ offers online courses for prekindergarten through second grade, incorporating some lesson elements from ABCmouse® and Adventure Academy® which were also created by the same parent...
Gather ‘Round Homeschool is a Christian unit-study program that can be used with children from the pre-reading stage through twelfth grade. It consists of monthly units, each on a different topic....
Singapore Math fans have yet another choice for math programs that use the Singapore Math approach, but it is more expensive than most other options. Like the original Singapore Primary Math...
Homeschool Complete publishes complete grade-level courses for kindergarten through fifth grade with two options: faith-based or secular content. Eventually, there will also be a course for grade...
The publishers of Saxon Math have developed math materials for the early grades that are extremely different from the rest of their program. The K-3 Saxon Math courses stand apart from upper level...
Sarah May at Freedom Homeschooling has put together a website called Free Homeschool Curriculum where you will find loads of free resources. These are organized under the headings of Math, Language...
WinterPromise (WP) has developed a surprisingly broad curriculum for preschool through high school levels over the past few years. It's a themed curriculum, similar to a unit study, but with a few...
Wild Learning® views outdoor environments as ideal classrooms, even for learning math. Their Wild Math® courses for kindergarten through fifth grade can be used as your core curriculum or as...
Discovery K12 Online Homeschool offers free student accounts as well as an optional parent/teacher account for $99 a year. Most parents will probably want the parent/teacher account since there are...
Alpha Omega Publication’s Horizons Math is a traditional math program for kindergarten through sixth grade. They also publish a Pre-Algebra course for junior high that I review elsewhere. In...
All About Math will eventually be a five-level program for kindergarten through about fifth grade. Levels 1 through 3 are the first to be published, and all levels should be available by the end of...
JUMP Math for kindergarten through eighth grade uses an interactive “structured inquiry” approach that encourages children to think about math concepts and come to a deep understanding of why and...
Math Lessons for a Living Education (MLFLE) at first looks like a traditional program for grades one through six. The six MLFLE courses are labeled as Level 1 through Level 6. Levels might...
When I received The Catholic Homeschool Companion, my first thought was that it was likely an update of Wittmann's and Mackson's Catholic Homeschool Treasury (Ignatius Press) that came out in 1997....
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