The array of curricula available to the homeschool community is amazing. Homeschooling allows you the flexibility to choose curricula that best suits your child's learning style and your teaching style.  Below are links to some popular curricula.
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The state of North Carolina does not oversee curriculum used by each homeschool. Diplomas are not issued by the state of NC. It is the requirement of each school to maintain a transcript and issue a diploma accordingly. Many homeschool educators use college admission requirements to determine courses for their students.

Core Subjects
A Beka
Alpha Omega Publications (AOP)
Sonlight
Bob Jones University
My Father's World
Rod & Staff
Ambleside Online (free Charlotte Mason curriculum)
Veritas Press (Classical Christian Education)
Five In A Row
SAS Curriculum Pathways
Old Fashion Education (free)
Lesson Pathways (free)
Confessions of a Homeschooler
Easy Peasy Homeschool (free)
Heart of Dakota
Learning Adventures
Khan Academy free
Beautiful Feet

Language Arts
A Reason for Handwriting
A Reason for Spelling
Sequential Spelling
Growing with Grammar
Horizons Reading & Phonics (AOP)
Jensen's Grammar
All About Spelling
SightWords

Math
Math You Can See
Life of Fred
Saxon Math
Teaching Textbooks

History
Story of the World
The Mystery of History
TruthQuest History
Epi Kardia
​Beautiful Feet

Science
Apologia
Answers in Genesis
Christian Kids Explore Science
A Reason for Science

Online Homeschool
Time4Learning
ABC Mouse
See the Light (free Art classes online)
​Reading Eggs
​Liberty University

Don't see what you are looking for? 
Try looking at HomeschoolReviews.com.  It is an online community where homeschoolers can share reviews and discuss curriculum and other matters that relate to homeschooling.


Guide to Homeschooling Approaches and Curriculum
Why recreate the wheel? The Homeshool Diner has an excellent piece called the "Homeschooler's Guide to the Galaxy" by Julie Shepherd Knapp.  Go to the site, Homeschool Diner,  for more information about the different homeschooling approaches.


Where do I go to buy curriculum?
The Homeschool Gathering Place (in Raleigh, NC sells new & used curriculum)
North Carolinians for Home Education (NCHE) Annual Book Fair
Rainbow Resource Center (online)
Christian Book Distributing (CBD) (online)
Timberdoodle  (online)
HomeschoolClassifieds.com
eBay

The Homeschool Gathering Place

Located in Raleigh, NC, The HSGP is the closest homeschool curriculum store in our area. They are knowledgeable, helpful, and have a great selection of new & used curriculum. The store is a great resource for all homeschoolers! New to homeschooling? Consider visiting the store so you can learn more about curriculum options.  

http://homeschoolgatheringplace.com

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