Homeschool Reading & Language Arts Curriculums
Your guide to the best homeschool curriculums & resources for literature and language arts.
Top 5 Homeschool Language Arts Curriculums - Voted by YOU!
If you are like other home school moms and dads, you are looking to make an informed decision on the best Homeschool reading and language arts programs out there. We have a top 5 list based on feedback from several thousand homeschool families!
Allow your child to fall in love with reading and language arts with one of these enriching, entertaining, and Biblically based curriculums.
Click below to download our 2019 Homeschool Family Favorites curriculum guide!
Top 5 Elementary Reading & Language Curriculums
Reading & Phonics
- Explode the Code
- All about Reading
- Abeka
- Teach Your Child to Read in 100 Easy Lessons
- Language Lessons for a Living Education
Language & Literature
- Sonlight
- Abeka
- First Language Lessons
- My Father's World
- New Literature
For elementary reading and language curriculums, we have these broken out into two categories: Reading and Phonics and Elementary Language Arts and/or Literature.
Top 5 Middle School Language & Literature Curriculums
- Essentials of the English Language/Words Aptly Spoken
- IEW Literature
- Abeka
- BJU Press
- Learning Language Arts through Literature
Reading comprehension and literature becomes more complex as students get into middle school as well as correct grammar usage, sentence structure and organization.
These are the top-rated middle school literature and language programs available for home school families.
Top 5 High School Language & Literature Curriculums
- Words Aptly Spoken/Latin Workspace
- Abeka
- BJU Press Literature
- Learning Language Arts through Literature
- Excellence in Literature
As students approach high school, literature and language arts skills like critical and analytical thinking are introduced.
Finding the best homeschool literature and language program can really help your student master these skills and get him/her ready for college level courses. Knowing you have a solid plan will also help reduce stress and create a more peaceful learning environment.
Plus, since you won’t be lesson planning, it will leave more time for the fun stuff!
Sonlight offers a comprehensive language arts curriculum from preschool through high school.
Sonlight offers a flexible curriculum using the natural language learning method that students find to be an easy way to process and learn.
Homeschool Language Arts Resources
Best Elementary Reading Curriculum 2024
Best Elementary Reading Curriculums of 2024 Choosing the right reading curriculum for your elementary-aged children can be a difficult decision. To help you navigate this
Overcoming Reading Anxiety | 313
Struggling to teach your child to read? Feeling overwhelmed and unsure where to start? Join us as we chat with Lydia Callahan, a seasoned educator
Rethinking Dyslexia and How To Help Our Children Overcome It | 173
On today’s podcast, we’re going to be rethinking Dyslexia with Dr. Rebecka Spencer. Dr. Spencer will help us better understand what dyslexia really is and
The Joy of Read Aloud Time | 87
Today we are joined by Michelle Dunham about getting your children to engage during read aloud time. Michelle will give us some great insights and
Cultivating a Love of Reading | 82
We are joined by Crystal Wiley who is the creator of CM Simple Studies. Crystal has done a lot of study on the impact of
Top 10 Elementary Writing Curriculum Choices For 2021
Writing curriculum programs are not a one size fits all; and, as a home educator, it is ultimately up to you to make the best
Top 10 Elementary Reading and Phonics Curriculum Choices For 2021
Teaching your child to read is a daunting task. You want to set your child up for success, so you look for the best reading
The Good Book Mom | 61
I’m excited to welcome Korrie Johnson, to the show. Korrie is the founder of The Good Book Mom website where she provides book reviews, lists
Conquering the Challenge of Homeschooling Boys
Dragon Slayers Boys are conquerors by nature! Ask any mom who has one. If they aren’t jumping off the furniture they’re slaying pretend dragons. It
Be Thankful and Learn ABC’s Activity for Children
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Teach Reading with Word Sort to Young Children
I love word sort! Word sorts are such a fabulously hands-on way to teach spelling and phonics. Word sorts help kids focus on spelling patterns
Free Curriculums for Preschoolers Make It Easy to Get Started
Do you have a preschooler this fall and need a curriculum? Many homeschooling parents get concerned that they will not be able to homeschool their
Tips for Introducing a Love of Reading
Parents who might be intimidated by the idea of teaching their child to read, don’t be! Though a seemingly daunting task, teaching reading can be
Take The Time To Read Aloud With Your Family– You will ALL benefit from it.
Jim Trelease, author of the fantastic Read Aloud Handbook, says the most important thing to KEEP doing is reading aloud to your kids. Most of
Join TTD365 for Even More Homeschool Language Arts Resources!
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TTD365 Audio Resources - Language Arts (Members Only!)
“You’re Safe”
Have you ever noticed how your stomach hurts when you’re stressed? Or how your heart starts racing when you’re anxious? That’s not random—your brain and body are in constant conversation, even if you’re not aware of it. And one of the main messengers making this communication happen the vagus nerve. Think of it as a […]
How to take your thoughts captive (and why it matters)
God designed your mind to be powerful — more than you probably realize. Your thoughts influence how you feel. Have you ever thought of something scary and noticed that your heart rate picked up or your mouth suddenly felt dry. The thought hadn’t even happened in real life yet but your body was already responding as if […]
Protein is a Mom’s Biggest Secret
Between math lessons, laundry piles, and trying to keep everyone fed, it’s easy to grab whatever’s quick and call it “lunch.” But here’s the thing: if we want to feel steady, clear-headed, and full of energy, we need to prioritize protein with every meal. Protein is a mom’s secret weapon. Here’s why: Helps regulate your nervous system (so […]
Healing is Possible
I talk with women every week who are tired and overwhelmed. They feel anxious, irritable, and frustrated by brain fog. Deep down, they want to be more present and engaged with their children and spouse. Can you relate? When we talk about what healing can look like—restoring energy and vitality, eliminating brain fog, and reducing […]
Stress Can Be Good for You
Did you know that stress can be good for you? Yes, you read that right! Stress is good for you. A little stress stretches our capacity and builds resilience. Without some stress, you would actually die. That’s because God created your body to respond to stress with important hormones produced by the adrenal glands to […]
Why Hydration Matters
You’ve got a lot on your plate—homeschooling, running your household, keeping everyone fed (and alive!)—but if you’re feeling foggy, irritable, or extra stiff lately, don’t overlook something simple: hydration. Here are 3 things every busy mom needs to know: 1. Dehydration Feels Like Burnout. When you’re not drinking enough water, your brain slows down (hello, […]
Dear Tired Mama: 3 Natural Ways to Get Your Energy Back (Without Another Cup of Coffee)
If you’re teaching long division while reheating your coffee for the third time… I see you. If you were at the Pigeon Forge convention and answered my question about stress and fatigue with exaggerated sarcasm, you weren’t the only one. And if you’ve started to wonder, “Is it normal to feel this tired all the […]
Creating a Strong Homeschool Community
Are you passionate about homeschooling and interested in starting your own homeschool group of families or even an academy? Whether youre looking to unite a small group or grow into a larger academy, this workshop will provide the practical tools and confidence you need to bring your vision to life. Join experienced academy founders to […]
Worldview Evangelism
In this session, we will examine the foundations of a worldview, observe differences between us and our neighbors, and learn how to apply that understanding to share the Gospel more effectively. Speaker Joel Willoughby Listen Now
They’ve Graduated…Now What Do I Do?
The last bite of graduation cake has been eaten and the trash has been thrown away. Now what? What is a parents role post-graduation? Can they still make rules, have a say, voice their opinion, or do they have to remain silent? Join Todd as he shares his observations and experiences, and what the Bible […]
Stop the POPP: Help Perfectionistic, Overachieving People-Pleasers Become Resilient Kids
If your child shows signs of perfectionism, relentless overachieving, or excessive authority- pleasing, the time to address these habits is NOW. It’s not too early, and it’s never too late! We’ll examine how your words, actions, and family dynamics may unintentionally fuel your children’s POPP tendencies; learning to help them break through rigidity and fragility […]
Not What I Had Planned
As homeschool parents we spend a lot of time and energy making plans for our students, our days, our homesour lives! And thats good. But what do you do when your plans are interrupted? In April 2024 Sonya was diagnosed with breast cancer, and life suddenly didnt look anything like she had planned. As she […]
Getting Kids to Work
People complain all the time that their children are lazy and unmotivated, but only 28% of American families give their children any chores at all. At all. We teach our children right from wrong, we teach our children to read and write, but forget to teach them how to work. God gave us no choice. […]
How I Use Artifacts to Teach History
Some children (and adults) grasp the stories and meaning of history more easily with the aid of material culture. Artifacts of the past tell us much about the lives of our ancestors, as well as specific events of history. Join me in examining a few examples from my personal collection and thinking through how you […]
Did you Say Pusghetti? A Dyslexia Simulation for Parents
This will be a transformative experience where attendees will hear, see, and feel what your dyslexic child does. Gather with your fellow homeschool moms from across the country as we dive into what educational journeys are often like for children with dyslexia and other reading difficulties. The reading simulation allows attendees to experience the thought […]
Raising Children with an Eternal Perspective
In a world focused on temporal achievements, how do we raise children who live with an eternal mindset? This transformative workshop equips Christian parents to nurture children who see beyond immediate circumstances and understand their kingdom purpose. You’ll learn how to cultivate spiritual disciplines, foster a biblical worldview, and inspire children to live purposefully for […]
A Faith That Sticks: Building Strong Relationships and a Lasting Faith with Tweens and Teens
Join Leslie and Tricia as they explore the biblical priorities that can guide you through the transformative tween and teen years. You’ll learn how to build and maintain strong, trusting relationships with your children during these critical years, all while fostering a faith that lasts. By focusing on timeless biblical principles, you’ll gain practical insights […]
The Power of Perspective for Homeschool Moms
In this seminar, we’ll explore common challenges we face in homeschooling and ways to simplify our approach, implement helpful systems, and cultivate a sustainable homeschooling experience. As believing moms, we draw strength from the knowledge that God equips us for this journey. Sometimes, all it takes is a simple perspective shift to navigate the tough […]
Politics Nasty but Necessary
Ive been teaching civics to homeschoolers since 2012 and was a Christian talk radio show host for 16 years and a political activist to boot. Most of my students take the class became mom and dad make them but by the time its over, they understand why civics is such an important topic. If you think politics […]
Raise Children with Mature Character
Biblical character will set your children apart and allow them to positively change culture. Learn what makes their character mature, the qualities to especially prioritize, and how to teach them. Understanding the relationship between character and obedience can change you! Speaker Dr. Kathy Koch Listen Now
A Peek Behind the Curtain: Demystifying Computer Programming
Many see computer programming as an obscure blend of strange words and symbols only a few understand. Traditional computer science courses put theory ahead of practice, explaining the what before providing the why. However, there are just 5 foundational concepts, simple enough for anyone to grasp and common to nearly every programming language. Further, there […]
Common Misunderstandings about College: What You Dont Know Could Cost You!
The college landscape has changed significantly over the last few years, and families today have more options than ever when pursuing a college degree. However, as stewards of God’s greatest gifts to us, our children, we must make wise choices! With decades of higher education experience, Rebecca is positioned to help you make the most […]
DatePrep: Prepare Your Child to Date BEFORE They Date
Do you hope your child approaches dating a little bit differently than you did? Maybe a LOT of bit differently? Or maybe you struggle to adapt what worked for you to the current cultural landscape. Then let’s address the 6 Dating Questions (Everyone Should Answer Before They Ever Date). In this workshop for parents (and […]
Learning difficulties? Integrated Listening therapy can help children with anxiety, behaviors, sensory integration and learning difficulties.
Does your child struggle with anxiety, behavior regulation, social connections, attention, memory, or sleep problems? Has your child been diagnosed with ADHD, Autism, SPD or learning difficulties? Come learn about an innovative home-based listening therapy program provided by you to your own child in your own home with the support and guidance of Renewed Hopes […]
The Far Syde!
We know that God is incredibly innovative and diverse as expressed in His creation of every living creature. Its astounding! Beauty, purpose and order are abundantly evident. However, so is the curse! Romans 8:22 claims that the creation is groaning because of sin and the curse. What was once totally beautiful is now stained with […]
Gentle Foundations for Young Learners
Looking for simple ways to teach your little one? Join seasoned homeschool mom and early childhood specialist Kimberly Sorgius Jones in this encouraging session packed with practical ideas for ages 48. In this session, youll learn why taking your young learners outside to explore the world is one of the best ways to teach them […]
Language Arts: It’s and Natural Progression
Teaching language arts doesnt have to be complicated. Discover what exactly is included in language arts and how the Charlotte Mason Method simply follows the natural progression of learning to use language well. Gather lots of practical tips for teaching language arts in an enjoyable and simple waythe Charlotte Mason way. Speaker Sonya Shafer Listen […]
An Unbeatable Homeschool Team
Marriage is hard in fact, its real hard! Yet when it is right and good, it can withstand anything. It doesnt matter what the economy does, the status of your bank account, the condition of your home or vehicles, or what your children dish out because when a husband and wife are right, theyre unbeatable. On the […]
Courageous Kids in a Timid World
Courageous Kids in a Timid World. Two-thirds of Gen Z young adults say they prefer to avoid risk. Fearfulness is not a Christian virtue. Based on what hes learned in training more than a million young leaders at Summit Ministries, Dr. Jeff Myers gives real-world advice to raise kids who are strong without being bossy, […]
Teaching your Middle Schooler
As children mature they experience major changes: physical, intellectual, emotional, and spiritual. Its a natural (and good!) adjustment to adulthood. Homeschoolers have the blessed position to tailor schedules, educational methods, and availability to help them along the way. Theyll need more sleep, more time to adjust to abstract thinking, more understanding, and more showers! Join […]