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Homeschooling AGAIN ...


Just two children ... the upcoming 6th grader and her 4 year old sister.

I'm really excited about the decision. Right now I am in planning mode. I'm pretty certain what I will do for MATH, but am waivering on some of the other subjects. Back in February I did try to put my 11 year old on the list for the virtual academy in our state. They only accept a certain number and it is all based on a lottery system. Well, it appears we are on the waiting list. While I thought this was just what I wanted to do, I am now thinking that what I like about homeschooling is also the freedoms that go with it.

So, I'm going to throw out a few ?'s to those who homeschool ...
  1. Any favorite curriculum suppliers?
  2. What is your favorite subject to TEACH?

Comments

Maurisa said…
If you have time visit my blog I have several of my favorite suppliers and resources in my side bar. Too many to list here :-)

I love teaching history and science. There are so many available and fun options for those subjects.

Best of luck!
Dana said…
My absolute favorite subject to teach is science because there is so much to discover and explore!

I write my own curriculum primarily so can't help you much there. Are you familiar with this book?

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