How do you want to teach your homeschool math—grade-based, multi-level, or by subject? [Read more…]
BJU PRESS MATH
Homeschool Kits
Grades K-12
Calvert Complete Math Kits
Calvert Publications
Grades K-2nd
enVisionMath K-8
Homeschool Bundles
Savvas Learning Company
enVision A | G | A
High School
Savvas Learning Company
GO MATH!
Houghton Mifflin Harcourt
Grades K-8th
HAROLD R. JACOBS
Algebra and Geometry
High School
HORIZONS MATH
Boxed Sets
Grades K-8th
LIFEPAC MATH
Boxed Sets
Kindergarten to 12th Grade
MATH IN FOCUS
Singapore Approach
Grades K to 8th
MASTER BOOKS MATH
Homeschool Packages
Grades K-8th
MCP MATHEMATICS
Modern Curriculum Press
Grades K-6
PARADIGM MATH
Homeschool Kits
Grades 7-8
SAXON MATH
Homeschool Kits
K to 12th Grade
GROCERY CART MATH
E-Book
Common Sense Press
Multi-Level
AP CALCULUS
Prentice Hall
High School
9780133197686
MATH ELECTIVES
Alternate Math Courses
High School
ON CORE MATHEMATICS
Houghton Mifflin Harcourt
Grades K-12th
MATHEMATICAL REASONING
Critical Thinking
CLEARANCE
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.
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:
We recommend that you individualize math for each child. However, there are times when you can use multi-level math curriculum with multiple children.
- 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 want to do fun math activities that help your students boost their math skills.
Supplement Your Math Curriculum With These Resources