Homeschool Math Curriculums
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Top 5 Elementary Math Curriculums
- Math-U-See
- Math for a Living Education
- Teaching Textbooks
- Saxon Math
- Horizons Math
These are the top 5 ranked Elementary Home School Math Curriculums for 2018-2019, voted on by people just like you:
Top 5 Middle School Math Curriculums
- Teaching Textbooks
- Saxon Math
- Math-U-See
- Life of Fred
- Principles of Mathematics
Teaching math can be tricky especially when you start getting into fractions, decimals, solving equations and inequalities.
Find a trusted homeschool math curriculum to guide you through the process from one of these top-ranking curriculums.
Top 5 High School Math Curriculums
Teaching Highschool Math can be daunting but we have the perfect tools for high school math. We’ve broken out into three categories:
Algebra
- Teaching Textbooks
- Math-U-See
- Life of Fred
- Saxon
- Jacob's Math
Geometry
- Teaching Textbooks
- Math-U-See
- Saxon Math
- Life of Fred
- Tie: Geometry: Seeing, Doing, Understanding & Jacob's Geometry
Trig/PreCalc/Calc
- Teaching Textbooks
- Math-U-See
- Saxon Math
- Life of Fred
- Abeka
Math-U-See is a comprehensive math program for K-12 and is ideal for small group and home school environments.
Math-U-See uses a four-step approach to introduce, review, practice, and master each concept making each lesson easy to navigate and conquer.
This provider also offers a variety of multi-media tools to engage every type of learning style.
Homeschool Math Resources
Danger To Families Through Common Core
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Top 10 Homeschool Middle School Math Curriculum Choices
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Math They’ll Definitely Use in the Real World
Think back to your math class days. Remember that moment when you threw back your head and exclaimed, “Why do I need to learn this?
7 Tips to Help Your Child Love Math
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Teaching Math Using Manipulatives
Are you homeschooling your little ones? Do you wonder how to introduce math to them? Did you know that you can do this through playful
A Look at High School Algebra
By Thomas Clark Author of “Algebra: A Complete Course” and “Geometry: A Complete Course” President of VideoText Interactive The word “legacy” comes from the Latin
A Lasting Legacy – Algebra
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A Look At Algebra
By Thomas Clark Author of “Algebra: A Complete Course” and “Geometry: A Complete Course” President of VideoText Interactive The word “legacy” comes from the Latin
God’s Math and a Picnic Lunch
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Why Math Is So Important
by Vinod Agrawal MATH is used in many ways in our daily lives. MATH is one of the core subjects with many other subjects requiring
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The Holocaust: What Teens and Tweens Should Know!
Speaker: Linda Lacour Hobar The history of the Holocaust is difficult to learn, difficult to grasp, and difficult to teach. But – to prevent it
Rediscovering Our Great Christian Heritage
Speaker: Darren A. Jones Many homeschooled students have detailed knowledge of the history of the United States, its Founding Fathers, and the Constitution’s principles. But
Practical Apologetics
Speaker: Chuck Black The deception of the Enemy in our modern world seems overwhelming at times, especially for our young people. Is there scientific evidence
Incredible Evidence of a Worldwide Flood
Speaker: Kevin Conover If there really was a Noah’s Flood what kind of evidence would we expect to find? Explore evidence from all over the
The Power of Humility in Parenting
Speaker: Norm Wakefield When parents display humility, their children are attracted not only to them, but to Christ. You’ll be encouraged as you see the
Focus Children’s Thinking to Increase Learning and Decrease Frustration
Speaker: Dr. Kathy Koch When children don’t focus or don’t know what to focus on they become frustrated and less motivated and so do you.
How to Parent without Provoking Children to Anger
Speaker: Ginger Hubbard Does your child have a comeback for everything you tell him to do or always try and get the last word, even
Boy Parent, Hero Parent
Speaker: Hal and Melanie Young The Bible says that children are a gift from God – but why is parenting a boy such a challenge?
Getting Kids to Help at Home
Speaker: Vicki Bentley Training in Diligence and Thoroughness – You know you need to let the children be more involved in helping at home, for
Love What God Loves: Why Every Christ-Follower Should Stand for Life
Speaker: Heidi St. John “Speak up for those who cannot speak for themselves; ensure justice for those being crushed.” Proverbs 31:8 NLT With perhaps the
The Hunters and the Hunted
Speaker: Mike Snavely Using puppets and other visual illustrations, this session shows how life only displays design, order, and beauty – not lucky accident and
Using Consequences Effectively
Speaker: Sonya Shafer We talk a lot about using consequences in habit-training and parenting, but what are they exactly and how are we supposed to
Understanding the Phases of High School
Speaker: Matthew Bullington Want to know what your teen should be focusing on to prepare for college and a career? In this session we will
Why you need to know history in a changing landscape of politics
Speaker: Marc Hays How do cultural norms change when its citizens forgot their culture’s history? When a nation’s people abandon their historical past, that nation
The Problem of Suffering
Speaker: Dr. Andrew Knight This topic we will discuss the problem of suffering and its origins will be considered. How suffering affects the believer and
Serving with Love and Loving To Serve
Speaker: Dennis Gundersen A child who learns to serve others with joy is sure to become the kind of husband or wife who brings genuine
Five to Thrive: Help Your Children Become Whole and Meet Their Core Needs
Speaker: Dr. Kathy Koch Children have five legitimate needs that drive their wants, choices, actions, and attitudes. (You have the same five needs.) When God
What’s a Mom to Do with Sons?
Speaker: Norm Wakefield Blossoming young men can be very challenging to a mother. What’s a mom to do with her son’s seeming disrespect? How should
Let Boys be Boys
Speaker: Mark Hancock Mark shares three winning strategies for leaders of boys and why this is important to the big kingdom business of Trail Life
A Crash Course from Creation to Christ
Speaker: Linda Lacour Hobar Planning to teach ancient history? Need help integrating the Bible? Listen to Linda Lacour Hobar, author of The Mystery of History,
“I’d Love To Help, but how?” Dads and Homeschooling
Speaker: Darren A. Jones In many homeschooling families, Mom is the day-to-day teacher with input and support from Dad, but it doesn’t have to be
Time Management 101
Speaker: Mark Pruitt Get more done in less time so you can have a blast in school. Listen Now Favorite To access this content, you
A Step-By-Step Plan for Creating Educational Vacations that Your Kids Don’t Hate or Forget
Speaker: Hector Olguin Want to bring your homeschooling alive by experiencing what you’re learning? But you’re worried the trip will be a waste of time
The Fight for Faith and Family in a New Age
Speaker: Heidi St. John When you became a parent, you enlisted in a spiritual army. You engaged in an epic battle between good and evil.
The Most Powerful Words You Can Say
Speaker: Norm Wakefield Do you know what the most powerful words are that you can say to your children? God said them to all of
Change: Teach Them Don’t Tell Them
Speaker: Dr. Kathy Koch Are you frustrated because your children won’t change or don’t seem able to change in ways you want them to? Dr.
Pick Your Rabbit: The Habit of Attention
Speaker: Sonya Shafer In a world of distractions, we need to help our children learn how to give full attention intentionally and consistently. In this
Prayers That Changed History: Teaching Kids to Have Effective Prayer Lives
Speaker: Tricia Goyer Martin Luther. Sojourner Truth. Helen Keller. St. Patrick. We read their stories, and of other people like them, in history books and
College Prep 101
Speaker: Mark Pruitt Master the art of learning at the college level and dominate ALL your classes! Listen Now Favorite To access this content, you
Struggling Learners in High School and College
Speaker: Hal and Melanie Young At eleven, one of our boys was just learning to read and at fourteen he still struggled to spell three-letter