How do you want to teach your homeschool math—grade-based, multi-level, or by subject? [Read more…]
Bob Jones Math
Grades K-12
Go Math! by HMH
Grades K-8th
Horizons Math
Grades K-8th
LIFEPAC MATH
Kindergarten to 12th Grade
Master Books Math
Homeschool Packages
Grades K-8th
Math In Focus
Singapore Approach
Homeschool Kits
Grades K to 8th
Mathematical Reasoning
Cirtical Thinking
Preschool-9th Grade
Modern Curriculum Press
Mathematics
Grades K-6th
Saxon Math
Homeschool Kits
K to 12th Grade
Paradigm Math
Homeschool Kits
Grades 7-8
Jacobs Algebra and Geometry
Harold R. Jacobs
High School
AP Calculus
Prentice Hall
High School
9780133197686
On Core Mathematics
Houghton Mifflin Harcourt
Grades K-12th
Switched-On Schoolhouse
Math on USB
Alpha Omega Publications
Grades 3-12
Math Electives
Alternate Math Courses
High School
High School Math
Choose by Subject
Grocery Cart Math
E-Book
Common Sense Press
Multi-Level
Math Flipper
Study Guides
Multi-Level
What Type of Homeschool Math Curriculum Do You need for Your Child?
Study Math at The Appropriate Grade Level For Each Child with Grade-Based Math Courses
- Individualize math instruction for each child at the appropriate grade level.
- Focus on what they need to learn in math, not on the grade level.
- Build a firm foundation in math to ensure future success in higher level math subjects such as geometry and algebra.
- Allow each child to work at a pace that helps him master math topics.
- We carry traditional grade-based homeschool math curriculum for grades K-12.
Teach Several Children Together with One Multi-Level Math Course
We recommend that you individualize math for each child. However, there are times when you can use multi-level math curriculum with multiple children. [Read more…]
Do You Need Specific Math Subjects or Electives?
- Does your child need to beef up a specific secondary math subject such as geometry or algebra?
- Math electives are helpful when you need a math course that isn’t on the traditional high school track?
Choose a Multi-level Math Course When:
- Everyone needs a break from the math routine—It’s ok to take a break from the regular routine.
- Try the Math Reasoning Series—For some fun math activities to boost your student’s math skills.
- You have two or more students who are at the same level in math and like to work together.
- You have students who need to focus on a particular topic in math such as learning fractions or decimals.
You can do fun math activities that help your students boost their math skills.
Supplement Your Math Curriculum With These Resources
- Hands-On Math Manipulatives help the visual kinesthetic learners understand concepts
- Teaching High School Math
