Find a curriculum that fits
As a homeschool family ourselves, we know how exhausting and overwhelming it can be to pick out a homeschool curriculum. It can feel like a never-ending list of options. Some programs can be amazing for one family or child, but a terrible fit for another.
So we read what parents say about each program across forums, groups, and long reviews, wrote down the patterns, and made all of it searchable.
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Saxon Math
None
Spiral
Built for kids who do well with daily review and repetition, in families that want a thorough offline program with a long runway.
Rod and Staff Math
Integrated
Mastery
Plain, inexpensive mastery math that drills facts hard and reads as gently Christian, and it suits self-directed older kids.
Spelling You See
None
Blended
A gentle, low-stress spelling routine in short daily lessons, and it suits visual or reluctant spellers who freeze up on traditional weekly tests.
Using Language Well
Light
Blended
Charlotte Mason and literature-minded families who want spelling, grammar, and usage taught together from real passages, and who don't mind leading dictation a couple times a week.
Spelling Workout
None
Blended
Cheap and open-and-go, a workbook a child can mostly run themselves, and a good landing spot for kids who get bored with rote drill.
Easy Grammar and Daily Grams
None
Spiral
A low-prep, affordable grammar spine that older kids can run mostly on their own, and it's forgiving for kids who get overwhelmed by long worksheets.