2020-2021 Homeschooling

If in 2020 you found yourself thrown into online schooling you will have noticed many things: 1. Young kids do not do well in front of a computer all day. 2. There were probably more battles and mood swings than usual. 3. Online schooling IS hard. 4. Your kids may have even gone down in their grades. In fact, several school districts across the nation were forced to return to in person school when they discovered large amounts of their student body was failing at least one subject.

On average homeschoolers tend to rank higher than their state school peers.

I'm sure you thought there had to be a better way. The good news is homeschooling is no longer part of the "fringe" culture and we are seeing a rapid growth in homeschooling.

Here in Texas, we have been researching homeschooling curriculums for awhile but thanks to the pandemic many of them went on sale and were available with free trials during the shutdowns.

We have been working on reviewing curriculum for parents who have chosen to homeschool.

We have reviewed the following products and their subjects:

The Family School (History, Science, Literature, Geography, Art, Music)

The Good and The Beautiful (Language Arts and Mathematics)

Rosetta Stone (Spanish)

Typing Club (Typing)

Hoffman Academy (Piano)

SumDog (Review for Math, Spelling, and Grammar)

Tynker (Programming)

YouTube Videos (Art)

Easy Peasy/All In One (Various Courses but we used their Computer course)

This research costs time and resources so if you are interested in helping the continuing research please consider sending $1, $5, or even $10 so we can continue: http://paypal.me/serenamcmurdie

Thanks!