Real Science Odyssey Chemistry Level 1 makes chemistry approachable through hands-on experiments, clear explanations, and thoughtful pacing. The mix of reading, labs, and notebooking helps kids understand real chemical concepts without overwhelm. In our full review, we share why this program built confidence, curiosity, and a strong foundation in chemistry for our homeschool.

Evan-Moor Daily Science Grade 5 makes it easy to keep science consistent with short, approachable daily lessons. The open-and-go format combines reading, visuals, and simple investigations without heavy prep or overwhelm. In our full review, we share why this steady, low-pressure approach worked so well for building science understanding in our homeschool.

One Third Stories: French introduces language naturally through stories, audio, and repeated exposure. By focusing on listening and comprehension first, it helps kids build familiarity and confidence without pressure or memorization. In our full review, we share why this story-based approach worked so well as a gentle, engaging introduction to French in our homeschool.

Vocabulary Virtuoso builds strong academic vocabulary through clear instruction, meaningful context, and consistent practice. Instead of memorization, students learn how words actually work across subjects, supporting better reading and writing. In our full review, we share why this program became a valuable tool for strengthening comprehension and academic confidence.

IEW Structure & Style Level A makes writing feel clear, doable, and far less intimidating. The video lessons, modeled examples, and simple checklists give students real direction and help confidence grow naturally. In our full review, we share why this program improved writing output and became a reliable part of our language arts routine.

Real Science Odyssey Biology Level 1 brings elementary biology to life through hands-on experiments, clear explanations, and thoughtful observation. The mix of engaging readings, notebooking, and real-world exploration helps kids build genuine understanding of the living world. In our full review, we share why this curriculum sparked curiosity, supported scientific thinking, and became a favorite for meaningful life science learning in our homeschool.

Learning Language Arts Through Literature (Purple Book) brings reading, writing, grammar, and vocabulary together in a way that feels natural and manageable. The literature-driven lessons keep kids engaged while skills build steadily in the background. In our full review, we share why it worked so well for independent learning and became a go-to language arts resource in our homeschool.

History Quest: Early Times brings ancient history to life through engaging stories, global perspectives, and flexible, hands-on learning. The narrative approach helps kids connect with early civilizations in a meaningful way rather than memorizing facts. In our full review, we share why this curriculum sparked curiosity and became a favorite for teaching history in our homeschool.

Singapore Math Dimensions Grade 5 builds strong math understanding through clear instruction and thoughtfully sequenced lessons. The visual models and emphasis on reasoning help students think through problems instead of memorizing steps. In our full review, we share why this level supported independence and prepared our learner for what comes next in math.

Evan-Moor Daily Geography Grade 5 makes it easy to build real map skills with short, highly visual daily lessons. The predictable format fits naturally into a homeschool routine while helping students grow in spatial awareness and global understanding. In our full review, we share why this low-prep approach worked so well for consistent geography learning.

IEW Fix It! Grammar Level 1 makes grammar feel surprisingly doable - and even enjoyable. The one-sentence-a-day approach keeps lessons light while helping skills actually stick, and the ongoing story gives grammar real purpose. In our full review, we share why this method worked so well for retention and became a favorite in our homeschool.

Real Science Odyssey Physics Level 1 brings physics to life with hands-on experiments and thoughtful explanations that keep kids curious and engaged. The blend of reading, labs, and notebooking makes big concepts feel approachable without watering them down. In our full review, we share why this program became a favorite for meaningful, experiment-driven science learning.

Tuttle Twins American History Volumes 1 & 2 offer an engaging, story-driven look at early American history - but through a clearly defined ideological lens. While that perspective stood out to us, it also opened the door to meaningful conversations about bias, interpretation, and critical thinking. In our full review, we share how we used these books intentionally as a supplement and why discussing perspective became the most valuable lesson of all.

Singapore Math Dimensions Pre-K strikes a rare balance between playful and purposeful, making early math feel natural instead of forced. The hands-on activities and gentle pacing help kids build real number sense without pressure. In our full review, we share why it supported confidence, curiosity, and a strong start to math for young learners.

IEW Phonetic Zoo Spelling Level A builds strong spelling skills through auditory learning, memorable rules, and steady mastery. The self-paced, independent format keeps frustration low while helping patterns truly stick. In our full review, we share why this approach worked so well and became a go-to spelling resource in our homeschool.

Learning French at home can be a great experience — when the curriculum actually works for your family. Rosetta Stone has a big reputation, but it didn’t quite live up to it for us. In our full review, we share what worked, what didn’t, and why we found a better fit for French in our homeschool.