How to Homeschool Your Child : Choosing a Home school Curriculum: Part 2
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@gellegbs She does say that in the part 1 of this series....
candancemh 1 year ago
Also I must note that the curriculum this video and I refer to are Christian curriculum. There are some secular curriculum, though I hear they are hard to find but most Christian curriculum can be modified to fit the needs of the homeschooling family.
gellegbs 2 years ago
A note because she doesn't mention this but the curriculum that "hold your hand" like Abeka are expensive, they can be between $500- $1000+. However the unit studies like the Weaver, coupled with other resources can be a LOT cheaper. I spent around $300 total for a curriculum that can be used from grades k -7. Rod & Staff is also very very cheap and workbookish format like Abeka.
gellegbs 2 years ago
hey I am homeschooled!!!!!!
agaragarlove 2 years ago