Curriculum & Materials
Homeschooling gives you the freedom to choose the materials that you see fit for your family. Some families know what approach or materials they want to use, whereas other families prefer guidance and recommendations from professionals in the field of education, such as the suggestions linked below.
We recommend the following curriculum and resources because we believe in the multi-sensory practices or the educational frameworks embedded in the programs. You are welcome to use or purchase your own materials, however we encourage you to explore the possibility of purchasing any of the below listed resources.
Our recommended curriculum resources for K-5 are below. Some links might bring you to an affiliate website where you can purchase the resources. The following materials are not faith-based. If you'd like to add faith into your studies, we support your choice to do so.
Math
Multisensory Math by Marilyn Zecher is an Orton-Gillingham-style math approach.
Hand 2 Mind - Math manipulatives and materials
Woodin Math - a multi-sensory math approach
Michael Minas - math games
Social Studies
We encourage you to visit museums and local historical places of interest as part of your studies in this content area. We also recommend reading historical non-fiction books with your child.
Hands-on-History is a possible option recommended for an active, hands-on learner.