Bob Books first reader series is designed to make helping your child learn to read simple and straightforward, with short words and simple phonics.
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My Father’s World 1st Grade Curriculum
My Father’s World 1st Grade Curriculum merges the best of Charlotte Mason, classical education, and unit studies with a Biblical worldview.
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The Ordinary Parent’s Guide to Teaching Reading
The Ordinary Parent’s Guide to Teaching Reading is a simple and effective phonics program for teaching kids to read without them having to write.
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Have you heard about Eeboo?
Eeboo offers safe simple gifts and toys to play and share with your children. Puzzles, toys, educational games and more to inspire creativity. A review from The Curriculum Choice
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An Overview of Train up a Child Publishing
An overview of Train up a Child Publishing – a literature based Charlotte Mason approach to homeschooling using the Bible and great children’s literature to teach Bible, History/Reading, Science, Language Arts, and Fine Arts together. A review from The Curriculum Choice
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Introducing PRIDE Reading Curriculum: an Orton-Gillingham method
The pace of my children learning to read varied widely between five kids. Kind of like the tortoise and the hare! Some took off almost on their own or with a sibling’s support. This of course made my homeschooling job easier. I simply fed them oodles of books to choose from. But, other children approached reading skills slowly and steadily — step by (sometimes painful)
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Explode The Code Phonics Program
Explode the Code is a multisensory phonics program for grades pre-K – 4, geared towards improving literacy with direct, systematic, phonics instruction. It can be a complete phonics program or a supplement to what you are already using. A Review from The Curriculum Choice
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Do Hands-On Learning with Oak Meadow First Grade – My Review
I was delighted when I found Oak Meadow First Grade. It is full of hands on activities, beautiful art, and lots of resources. The Oak Meadow introduction spoke of developing the whole child: head, hands and heart. ~ I received product samples in exchange for an honest, independent review of this curriculum I love and have used in my homeschool. Please see our full disclosure
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