Is a Boxed Homeschool Curriclum Right for You?

May 6, 2021
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  1. Benjamin Chavez says:

    We use the Good and Beautiful curriculum for our kindergartener, but your worksheets are the PERFECT addition that she really enjoys to fill the gaps and keep things fun

  2. Christine says:

    Hello,

    I am Homeschooling my child who is now in the 7th grade. How can I make sure we get all lessons and curriculum for their age group and grade? Is there a curriculum with all of the Elementary grades to cover anything we have missed, and lesson plans we may need to go back to? Thank you.

    1. Their is a series of books “Everything your ((enter grade here)) Needs to Know” by E.D. Hirsch which may be helpful to you. I found them on Amazon

  3. crystal morgan says:

    We are new to homeschooling this year (2nd, 5th and 10th), and finding your website has been so helpful to us – words could never say!!! We did buy boxed curriculum sets for 2nd and 5th from Moving Beyond the Page. I have enjoyed a lot of it for my 2nd grader, but for my 5th grader..not so much. She finds all the worksheets boring and I find it lacking in information for me to teach. LOTS of reading…more than we could ever attempt in a year. The pacing seems fairly intense and that has made us feel in a constant state of “being behind.” This stresses both of us out, to be honest.
    We are looking at other options for next year. I do love the creativity in their lessons but sometimes a simple lesson is what is needed. I am extremely thankful for your site. It helps make their learning fun!

    1. Especially in elementary school I suggest a slower pace with lots of hands-on exploration, field trips, reading, etc. Take a peak at our history and science pages for more fun ideas. Then supplement with langaugae arts and math curriculum only.