Science has been one of my most favorite subjects to teach, and Health is near and dear to me as a former fitness and nutrition trainer. The curriculum I have used during the majority of my homeschool has been from one company. However, as we have moved into high school, I have switched to using different homeschool curriculums for the subject of Science. In today’s post, I share the curriculums. As with the other curriculum post, I share how long I used it, for what grade levels, what I loved about it, and if we ended up switching from it and why.

When I first started homeschooling, the curriculum I used included History as part of its core. However, over the years and as I have moved into homeschooling high school, I have tried and used a few different homeschool curriculums for the subject of History. In today’s post, I share the curriculums. As with the other curriculum post, I share how long I used it, for what grade levels, what I loved about it, and if we ended up switching from it and why.

When I first started homeschooling, finding a curriculum to use took quite a lot of research, especially for the subject of Language Arts. Having to pull together a curriculum for literature, spelling, grammar, and handwriting was daunting at times and took some trial and error. In today’s post, I share the curriculums I’ve used for all these components. As with the math post, I share how long I used it, for what grade levels, what I loved about it, and if we ended up switching from it and why. This post is split into three categories: Language Arts, Phonics/Spelling/Vocabulary, and Handwriting.

About this time of year, many homeschoolers, like myself, are wrapping up yet another homeschool year and looking forward to a short summer break before starting a new school year. This is also a significant time in your homeschool when it comes to planning your upcoming year. If you homeschool, you know what time it is… it's curriculum-buying season!

Today's post focuses on the core subject of Math.