Here is a permanent spot for our homeschool curriculum choices at Hodgepodge. I wanted it to be easy for you to find our favorites and easy for me to share when I get a curriculum question (because we have such an age range and I share many reviews at The Curriculum Choice). I’ve spent some time updating each of the links below for all homeschool years.
We have homeschooled since 2000 from preschool all the way up through high school. Each year seems to be yet another big year of homeschooling for us. So much to be thankful for!
“Seek God in your homeschool. His burden is easy. His yoke is light.” ~ Wisdom’s Way of Learning by Marilyn Howshall
Would it surprise you to know that our methods truly are a hodgepodge? One ingredient added. Another sifted in. Mixing slowly. Seasoning to taste. The roots of our method are classical. There’s a healthy dose of Charlotte Mason enrichment. Plus, the unit studies help us all learn together. And the whole-hearted approach speaks of each child’s relationship with the Lord.
This looks short and sweet but each one of the linked posts below is packed with information. However, please don’t be overwhelmed. Remember, this is a listing of the favorites we’ve used in all of our years of homeschooling with all sorts of learning styles!
Homeschool Curriculum Choices by School
- Homeschooling Multiple Ages – Curriculum Choices – we do many of our subjects and learning all together. Layers and levels – lasagna learning.
- Preschool and Kindergarten Curriculum Choices – having had a preschooler for 17 years – there are many favorites we’ve turned to over the years.
- Elementary Homeschool Curriculum Choices – So, each day I start with the little ones first. And I know the day will come when they outgrow the little desks. But before I get into curricula resources, I want to share with you part of the continuing homeschool makeover. A big part of homeschooling is finding your groove. We’ve found that learning centers are the very best for our ages and stages.
- Middle School Curriculum Choices – Our middle school girl is a busy, kinesthetic learner who loves to craft. She loves to make things. Do things. Move. Participate. Give her a display board for a biography report. Let her make a salt dough map. She loves to color while I read. Crafts, creations, busy. That’s her.
- High School Homeschool Curriculum Choices – This year we again have two high schoolers – young adults in 11th and 12th grade. I have a senior and a junior, y’all!
Homeschool Curriculum Choices by Grade
- Kindergarten curriculum
- Preschool to 1st grade
- Second grade
- Fifth grade
- Sixth grade
- High School (9th, 10th)
- Hodgepodge Curricula 2010-2011 (7th, 6th, 3rd grades plus two preschoolers)
Homeschool Curriculum Choices by Subject
- Science with Multiple Ages
- Math with Multiple Ages
- Writing Workshop for Multiple Ages
- Spring Nature Study with Multiple Ages
Looking for planning posts? I have a round up of all my best planning habits (including goal setting for each child) in Homeschool Planning at Hodgepodge.
Looking for homeschool organization posts? You know how I love IKEA and chalkboard for homeschool! (Plus more on that red wall of our homeschool room, pictured above).
More on Homeschooling at Hodgepodge – since 2000!
Even more curriculum choices by the authors at The Curriculum Choice and the all those linked up with iHomeschool Network!
Please let me know if you have any questions!
-first published July 2015
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