I am new to homeschooling. I was forced to pull my son from high school due to our school not providing enough academic support and the drug and alcohol issues at school. Your videos are so helpful
I just want to tell you that I learned about the Excelsior program from this video this morning, signed up this afternoon, and we start our first class tomorrow. It's going to be an excellent fit for our family this year and I would never have known about it otherwise. Thank you for taking the time to put this information out there, I'm so grateful!
Thabl you for this video it was very helpful! I use to Google homeschooling options and all the options they show are the mainstreamed programs that just aren't a good fit for my kids I tried k12 and I'd never recommend it to anyone! Very difficult for kids to navigate and requires so much of my over seeing of things that I did not habe time to do my own classes ans get hpuse work done. Your a life saver! 😊
I pulled my daughter out of a private school here in Ecuador and now she has started online schooling. Your videos are very informative and useful. Thank you so much❤
I would love to see more on Ron Paul Curriculum. I have already been researching RPC because it does look very interesting, especially for science and history!
Miacademy/MiaPrep also includes PDFs with Guided Notes, lesson practice, etc. that is intended to be used along with the videos and quizzes, so there is another component that was not mentioned in the video. Many of the science lessons also have online lab simulations.
Just remember, for the most part only a school can be accredited, not a curriculum. Some curriculums come from accredited schools, but all that really means is that a 3rd party has reviewed the school and found that it meets a certain set of standards. With homeschooling just pick the curriculum that best suits your child, whether that's a print curriculum or online, and don't worry too much about the accredited label. Good luck!
I have a 9-year-old daughter and I am just starting homeschooling. I plan to be involved full-time with her. What would be the best curriculum for me, or what steps do you recommend for building one? Thank you so much.
I for one would like to see a review of the Ron Paul Curriculum. I created the early math courses for grades 1-4 for the RPC. The high school curriculum is amazing.
I am completely brand new to homeschooling and am going to use power homeschool starting within a few weeks. I know from in school my kids struggled with on level reading. Are there any additional programs or websites I can use to help them excel with reading at grade level to catch up?
IXL is good, Readability Tutor, Night Zookeeper. Or Readarific which is something really special that my daughter did over the summer. I made a video about it at the start of summer and I am planning a follow up with the results very soon!
I am interested in an updated walk through of function as well as their social option. I am very interested in if the social aspect is active etc. 🙏Also if the tutoring is an additional cost
My son is with k12 but he’s behind and failing and hates it I’m thinking of continuing with miacademy. My only thing is it doesn’t go toward credits but I know that highschool credits are really where it begins to matter . My son has a difficult time with reading and staying on track for long periods of time and it’s boring for him with the k12 middle school videos they have. My daughter who is 5 is also in k12 but I actually like it for her age then his..
Yes before high school I would not worry about credits at all. And depending where you live it doesn't matter for high school either unless there's a chance your child will be transferring from homeschool to public or private school after starting 9th grade.
Hello, I need help. I want to change my son from public school to homeschooling but only for 8th grade, and then transfer him to high school. They did a scan, and it’s complicated for me to manage him at school. But from what I see in the videos, most accredited online homeschools have a time limit to finish, so I don’t know how to proceed. Any advice, please?
You don't have to worry about anything accredited until high school. If he's just missing 8th grade, you can just homeschool him and then enroll him in 9th grade. You shouldn't need any transcripts or anything like that. Just make sure to follow the homeschool laws for your state. It's only once high school starts that you need to worry about transfer credits.
Have you looked into brilliant microschool? I've also heard time 4 learning is good for this. Anything truly self paced is going to be good. I'd stay away from power homeschool though because the lesson videos are a little long.
Are there any other programs with dual credit options for college with accommodations with reading out loud for kids with dyslexia? I really appreciate your time. Thank you!
For dual credits mostly you will be looking at online schools rather than online homeschooling programs. So then it depends on the curriculum software they are using whether it has a read aloud option.
I am considering to do home schooling to my daughter she is 8 years old. She is public school and she is not learning at all. She failed all her classes and according with her teacher she is not behaving. She is a very sweet and good girl in my house. I hired a tutor to help her. I cried every day because l feel so sad she doesn’t get the help she needs. We live in Georgia can l pull her out of public school on the middle of the school year or do l have to wait?
Hey also ga mom!! I actually pulled out at Thanksgiving a few years back call the main office ours even gave me the withdrawal form and sent it to board of education for me
Which program would u recommend for my student who no one has taught her? Nothing in school she is behind, like kindergarten level she is 15 in the 9th, but not on the high level. im seeking help
That is such a tough question. You can send me an email if you need more help, but I would start by using something adaptive to assess her levels such as IXL. That will be able to determine her levels in math and reading and help close the gaps. Otherwise I would start her at the beginning and have her go through everything and then you can skip over things if you need to. Maybe try Miacademy and just set all the grades at a low grade level to start?
We've fallen behind at times too and I know it's stressful and can make you feel a lot of scary things but just breath and take it one step at a time. It's never too late for her to learn and catch up! I was very far behind at 15 but no one would ever know that now. Focus on having her read 60 minutes every day. Pick a new book each week. You can stick with the classics if you're unsure. Have her write, journal style, prompt questions, copy work from books, etc. You can have her start memorizing facts to help with foundational knowledge of a multitude of subjects. There are specific lists you can look up. And then with math, start from the ground up, just take an assessment to see where she's at. You got this. Good luck!
I need something my fast learning 4 year old could do that will work with her school but also push her to learn in a different way or just fly past everything
It's the same thing as power homeschool except they are considered a school so you can get transcripts and a diploma. Otherwise it's the exact same thing.
I will go with time for learning for my 1st grader and kindergartner. But how to tranfer from public schools to homeschooling? They go back to school in 12 days , but i want to home school. Do i just keep them home and homeschool? Or do i need some sort of forms first maybe ? I need help transferring from public to homeschool...
What state do you live in? Send me an email and I'll try to help. Or go to hslda.org/legal and pick your state. If your kids are already enrolled in school, you'll need to withdraw them first, but it's a simple process in most cases.
What do you know about Connections Academy / Pearson Education? Would you recommend it comparing to others. Something where they issue transcript and diploma.
Pearson is a private online school which is very different from an online homeschooling program. I would compare it to K12 because they have both public and private school options. There will be a mix of live, teacher-led online classes and offline work so you will have a flexible schedule. But it's a school, so there will be grades and transcripts and a diploma upon graduation. With homeschooling, the parent is usually responsible for these items.
I was interested in these programs too but they aren't available in every state. Unfortunately my state doesn't offer any of these tuition free options.
@@audreyeaves3536we have been with connections academy ( it’s free ) in Southern California since 2017 it’s been great we travel everywhere and bring the laptop, just as long as lesson modules are done, teachers are very easy to reach and respond within 24hr a or less and very responsive no pressure no negativity no drama. They organized in person graduations for kids as well which was awesome
That is an online school, which is different than an online homeschooling program. I do believe I have mentioned this program in one of my videos on online schools!
We love the good and beautiful! Personally it's my favorite workbook style we've tried. It's so easy to follow and is really enriching in the information. With math, my daughter can scan the QR code and get a little personal lesson video before each chapter.
I’m surprised IXL wasn’t mentioned..I first used IXL for my son about 7-8 ago..later he interned for IBM and was accepted UNH with a scholarship. I’m using IXL now for my 9yo but would like community interaction and support such as Mia Academy mentioned in this video
I didn't mention IXL because it's not a complete curriculum for all subjects, at least not in my opinion. I think it's a great practice tool though, and I especially love the diagnostics arena!
Thank you for sharing all of your information. What is your opinion on K12 Keystone on line homeschooling and K12 Legacy on line homeschooling ? Which one do you recommend for Middle school and High school kids ? Thank you. Abdel
You mean the Keystone School from K12? I think K12 is great for individual courses. It's a school though instead of an online homeschooling program, so I didn't include it here. But I did recently do an overview of the K12 offerings. And I was just talking with Legacy School about possibly doing a review, so hopefully that will be out soon!
"Hello, I have my children in public school, and I've been advised to switch them to homeschooling but through accredited online schools. Could you give me your opinion on Acellus, please?"
An accredited online school is not really necessary unless you prefer it. I'm curious who advised you of this. Your local public school? Feel free to email me if you need more help.
@AmandaMelrose hi I would love to email you i have a question my son is going to start homeschooling and I read a comment that I should worry putting my son back in public high school after homeschooling from elementary to middle school. May i please have your email or do you have a video on that content.
Well I recommend focusing heavily on science and math. I would choose whatever curriculum your child likes best but then add in extra science and math. Supercharged Science is a good choice, they have tons of hands on science experiments and they include the lab worksheets, I think that is a great program for kids really interested in science. And I've reviewed a lot of math apps and programs on my channel that you can check out.
Not too many online homeschooling programs with live classes. You might just need to do a mix of things, try outschool for some live classes and do another curriculum/online program for the rest.
Hi, thank you so much for this review. I am confused now as to which program will be good for both of my kids, first and sixth grade. I want a homeschooling program that keeps records, has complete program curriculum, one that offers work at your own pace and not mandatory 5 days a week log in, isn't too expensive and that will accommodate both my first and middle schoolers, please which one do you recommend? Your suggestion/s will be greatly appreciated, thank you!
I know, they had it taken down unfortunately. Then to be safe for my channel I tool down all the videos where I showed their program in detail. I am trying to get in touch with someone to get this straightened out. So far no luck.
We've used both Time 4 Learning and Miacademy in the past. This year we did not. We used Essentials in Writing for grammar and writing, Dimensions for math as well as Prodigy and Synthesis for some extra practice. We used schoolhouseteachers.com for some unit studies. We also recently started Life of Fred for math as an extra. We did night zookeeper for more writing practice. Next year I'll probably use Study.com for their social studies. Oh and we did Mystery Science this year as well. And we also got a bunch of textbooks from the Critical Thinking company. Sounds like a lot and a mess! But it worked out pretty well i think!
No, except for excelsior classes. For the most part, an online homeschooling program is just a curriculum that happens to be done online. A curriculum cannot be accredited.
Anyone can use these to learn, but if you're looking for an actual US diploma, you'll want an online school instead of an online homeschooling program.
Honestly I don't even recommend doing anything for Pre K if you're going to homeschool just let the kids play and teach through just going about your daily life. For Kindergarten I would take it slow as well. But if you're looking for an online program, either Time 4 Learning or Homeschool+.
Thanks for making this video. It's really useful to have a balanced view of such a range of programs. I noticed that you didn't mention IXL in your list? Any reason why?
I love IXL but it's more of a practice tool or supplement than a complete curriculum. I tried to only include complete all in one programs on this list.
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I am new to homeschooling. I was forced to pull my son from high school due to our school not providing enough academic support and the drug and alcohol issues at school. Your videos are so helpful
I'm sorry to hear about the issues at school! I am so glad you find my videos helpful! I hope you find the right program for him!
Same here 😢how you been doing online?
Likewise
I just want to tell you that I learned about the Excelsior program from this video this morning, signed up this afternoon, and we start our first class tomorrow. It's going to be an excellent fit for our family this year and I would never have known about it otherwise. Thank you for taking the time to put this information out there, I'm so grateful!
I'm so happy to hear it was helpful for you! Good luck!
Hey I just wanted to check in and see if y’all are still liking excelsior?
@@audrinatrull1705 I'd like to know too
Is this acellus? I'm looking and on the fence
Thank you for your help; your videos are truly appreciated and beyond helpful to a newbie to the homeschooling community.
Oh, that is so wonderful to hear! And congratulations on making the decision to homeschool! You won't regret it!
And omgggg your hair is so pretty. I love that style 🤩
Thank you very much! That's so nice to hear!
Thabl you for this video it was very helpful! I use to Google homeschooling options and all the options they show are the mainstreamed programs that just aren't a good fit for my kids
I tried k12 and I'd never recommend it to anyone! Very difficult for kids to navigate and requires so much of my over seeing of things that I did not habe time to do my own classes ans get hpuse work done. Your a life saver! 😊
Thank you for letting me know! I'm glad you found this helpful!
I pulled my daughter out of a private school here in Ecuador and now she has started online schooling. Your videos are very informative and useful. Thank you so much❤
You're welcome!
I would love to see more on Ron Paul Curriculum. I have already been researching RPC because it does look very interesting, especially for science and history!
I plan to do a full review very soon!
Miacademy/MiaPrep also includes PDFs with Guided Notes, lesson practice, etc. that is intended to be used along with the videos and quizzes, so there is another component that was not mentioned in the video. Many of the science lessons also have online lab simulations.
Yes this is one of the best things about it! I do mention that in my full review. Thank you!
I am considering this option, especially being in the military. I heard some of them do military discounts and are accredited.
Just remember, for the most part only a school can be accredited, not a curriculum. Some curriculums come from accredited schools, but all that really means is that a 3rd party has reviewed the school and found that it meets a certain set of standards. With homeschooling just pick the curriculum that best suits your child, whether that's a print curriculum or online, and don't worry too much about the accredited label. Good luck!
Thank you very much for your recommendation, exactly what I’ve been looking for!
I'm so glad you found this helpful!
I have a 9-year-old daughter and I am just starting homeschooling. I plan to be involved full-time with her. What would be the best curriculum for me, or what steps do you recommend for building one? Thank you so much.
I for one would like to see a review of the Ron Paul Curriculum. I created the early math courses for grades 1-4 for the RPC. The high school curriculum is amazing.
That's so cool! I'm definitely going to look more into this curriculum!
I am completely brand new to homeschooling and am going to use power homeschool starting within a few weeks. I know from in school my kids struggled with on level reading. Are there any additional programs or websites I can use to help them excel with reading at grade level to catch up?
IXL is good, Readability Tutor, Night Zookeeper. Or Readarific which is something really special that my daughter did over the summer. I made a video about it at the start of summer and I am planning a follow up with the results very soon!
I am interested in an updated walk through of function as well as their social option. I am very interested in if the social aspect is active etc. 🙏Also if the tutoring is an additional cost
Thank you for letting me know! It's definitely on my list!
@ that’s great! Thank you
Thank you! Very informative.
You're welcome!
My son is with k12 but he’s behind and failing and hates it I’m thinking of continuing with miacademy. My only thing is it doesn’t go toward credits but I know that highschool credits are really where it begins to matter . My son has a difficult time with reading and staying on track for long periods of time and it’s boring for him with the k12 middle school videos they have. My daughter who is 5 is also in k12 but I actually like it for her age then his..
Yes before high school I would not worry about credits at all. And depending where you live it doesn't matter for high school either unless there's a chance your child will be transferring from homeschool to public or private school after starting 9th grade.
I thought that credits were needed for high school anyhow (needed to show when starting college).
Hello, I need help. I want to change my son from public school to homeschooling but only for 8th grade, and then transfer him to high school. They did a scan, and it’s complicated for me to manage him at school. But from what I see in the videos, most accredited online homeschools have a time limit to finish, so I don’t know how to proceed. Any advice, please?
You don't have to worry about anything accredited until high school. If he's just missing 8th grade, you can just homeschool him and then enroll him in 9th grade. You shouldn't need any transcripts or anything like that. Just make sure to follow the homeschool laws for your state. It's only once high school starts that you need to worry about transfer credits.
Amanda, what homeschool program is good for a student with a learning disability & ADHD?
Have you looked into brilliant microschool? I've also heard time 4 learning is good for this. Anything truly self paced is going to be good. I'd stay away from power homeschool though because the lesson videos are a little long.
I would love a review of the Ron Paul program!!! :)
Thanks for letting me know. I will try to get to that soon, it looks like it's definitely worth taking some time to go over!
Are there any other programs with dual credit options for college with accommodations with reading out loud for kids with dyslexia? I really appreciate your time. Thank you!
For dual credits mostly you will be looking at online schools rather than online homeschooling programs. So then it depends on the curriculum software they are using whether it has a read aloud option.
I am considering to do home schooling to my daughter she is 8 years old. She is public school and she is not learning at all. She failed all her classes and according with her teacher she is not behaving. She is a very sweet and good girl in my house. I hired a tutor to help her. I cried every day because l feel so sad she doesn’t get the help she needs. We live in Georgia can l pull her out of public school on the middle of the school year or do l have to wait?
Hey also ga mom!! I actually pulled out at Thanksgiving a few years back call the main office ours even gave me the withdrawal form and sent it to board of education for me
Then following that you will just do a intent to homeschool online after that
We use mia academy. Very easy to use and customize for us but my son is younger .
If main office at her school is unhelpful call board education say you would like to homeschool ask how to withdraw
And one more thing Ga is very mellow about homeschooling and rec dept offers lots of homeschool activities in some areas
Which program would u recommend for my student who no one has taught her? Nothing in school she is behind, like kindergarten level she is 15 in the 9th, but not on the high level. im seeking help
That is such a tough question. You can send me an email if you need more help, but I would start by using something adaptive to assess her levels such as IXL. That will be able to determine her levels in math and reading and help close the gaps. Otherwise I would start her at the beginning and have her go through everything and then you can skip over things if you need to. Maybe try Miacademy and just set all the grades at a low grade level to start?
We've fallen behind at times too and I know it's stressful and can make you feel a lot of scary things but just breath and take it one step at a time. It's never too late for her to learn and catch up! I was very far behind at 15 but no one would ever know that now. Focus on having her read 60 minutes every day. Pick a new book each week. You can stick with the classics if you're unsure. Have her write, journal style, prompt questions, copy work from books, etc. You can have her start memorizing facts to help with foundational knowledge of a multitude of subjects. There are specific lists you can look up. And then with math, start from the ground up, just take an assessment to see where she's at. You got this. Good luck!
I need something my fast learning 4 year old could do that will work with her school but also push her to learn in a different way or just fly past everything
What about IXL?
How does a line up with Mia Academy?? @@AmandaMelrose
How does it compare to Mia Academy? @@AmandaMelrose
Hello Amanda - Do you know any homeschools that also have an elective for Dyslexia that is a good school?
Have you looked at Brilliant Microschools?
Is accellus academy a good homeschool
It's the same thing as power homeschool except they are considered a school so you can get transcripts and a diploma. Otherwise it's the exact same thing.
I will go with time for learning for my 1st grader and kindergartner. But how to tranfer from public schools to homeschooling? They go back to school in 12 days , but i want to home school. Do i just keep them home and homeschool? Or do i need some sort of forms first maybe ? I need help transferring from public to homeschool...
What state do you live in? Send me an email and I'll try to help. Or go to hslda.org/legal and pick your state. If your kids are already enrolled in school, you'll need to withdraw them first, but it's a simple process in most cases.
You will have to go to your local school board in most cases.
@@AmandaMelrose Yes I already registered them and the state of Texas 👍 and okay I will email 👍
@@latrayawaters1648 Thank you 🙏
thanks for sharing! always helpful!
I am so glad you found this helpful!
May i ask can i pay with a another currency like US dollors to euro? For the time4learning?
That's a great question but unfortunately I don't know. You'll just have to go on their website and try!
What do you know about Connections Academy / Pearson Education? Would you recommend it comparing to others. Something where they issue transcript and diploma.
Pearson is a private online school which is very different from an online homeschooling program. I would compare it to K12 because they have both public and private school options. There will be a mix of live, teacher-led online classes and offline work so you will have a flexible schedule. But it's a school, so there will be grades and transcripts and a diploma upon graduation. With homeschooling, the parent is usually responsible for these items.
I was interested in these programs too but they aren't available in every state. Unfortunately my state doesn't offer any of these tuition free options.
@@audreyeaves3536we have been with connections academy ( it’s free ) in Southern California since 2017 it’s been great we travel everywhere and bring the laptop, just as long as lesson modules are done, teachers are very easy to reach and respond within 24hr a or less and very responsive no pressure no negativity no drama. They organized in person graduations for kids as well which was awesome
Please can you make a separate video on the Ron Paul curriculum
Yes I will very soon!
What about Liberty University online Academy?
That is an online school, which is different than an online homeschooling program. I do believe I have mentioned this program in one of my videos on online schools!
How do you feel about the good and the beautiful homeschool curriculum?
To be honest that is one I haven't really looked into that much. I know it's very popular. I will have to check it out soon!
We love the good and beautiful! Personally it's my favorite workbook style we've tried. It's so easy to follow and is really enriching in the information. With math, my daughter can scan the QR code and get a little personal lesson video before each chapter.
@@Earthalien89
Does it work for high school curriculum as well?
I’m surprised IXL wasn’t mentioned..I first used IXL for my son about 7-8 ago..later he interned for IBM and was accepted UNH with a scholarship. I’m using IXL now for my 9yo but would like community interaction and support such as Mia Academy mentioned in this video
I didn't mention IXL because it's not a complete curriculum for all subjects, at least not in my opinion. I think it's a great practice tool though, and I especially love the diagnostics arena!
Can you do a video on the Young Talons Academy?
There's not much information on their website but I will try to find out about it!
Thanks for this video
You're welcome!
Thank you.
You're welcome!
Thank you for sharing all of your information. What is your opinion on K12 Keystone on line homeschooling and K12 Legacy on line homeschooling ? Which one do you recommend for Middle school and High school kids ?
Thank you.
Abdel
You mean the Keystone School from K12? I think K12 is great for individual courses. It's a school though instead of an online homeschooling program, so I didn't include it here. But I did recently do an overview of the K12 offerings. And I was just talking with Legacy School about possibly doing a review, so hopefully that will be out soon!
Thank you.
"Hello, I have my children in public school, and I've been advised to switch them to homeschooling but through accredited online schools. Could you give me your opinion on Acellus, please?"
An accredited online school is not really necessary unless you prefer it. I'm curious who advised you of this. Your local public school? Feel free to email me if you need more help.
@AmandaMelrose hi I would love to email you i have a question my son is going to start homeschooling and I read a comment that I should worry putting my son back in public high school after homeschooling from elementary to middle school. May i please have your email or do you have a video on that content.
What can you recommend for a middle school child wanting to be a nurse?
Well I recommend focusing heavily on science and math. I would choose whatever curriculum your child likes best but then add in extra science and math. Supercharged Science is a good choice, they have tons of hands on science experiments and they include the lab worksheets, I think that is a great program for kids really interested in science. And I've reviewed a lot of math apps and programs on my channel that you can check out.
Hi dear. Is K12 online private academy is accredited? Specially if my son will be outside the US? Tia
Yes K12 is accredited.
Is there anything comparison in everything like escelior? I'm looking for 3rd-8th grade
Not too many online homeschooling programs with live classes. You might just need to do a mix of things, try outschool for some live classes and do another curriculum/online program for the rest.
Hi, thank you so much for this review. I am confused now as to which program will be good for both of my kids, first and sixth grade. I want a homeschooling program that keeps records, has complete program curriculum, one that offers work at your own pace and not mandatory 5 days a week log in, isn't too expensive and that will accommodate both my first and middle schoolers, please which one do you recommend? Your suggestion/s will be greatly appreciated, thank you!
Probably miacademy would be your best bet. You can email them to ask if they'll give you a discount for the 2 students.
I would love to join how do I enroll
Which program are you interested in? I have the links in the video description for all these.
thank you!
You're very welcome!
The Time For Learning Review video isn't available.
I know, they had it taken down unfortunately. Then to be safe for my channel I tool down all the videos where I showed their program in detail. I am trying to get in touch with someone to get this straightened out. So far no luck.
@@AmandaMelroseOkay. Thank you for the reply! I hope one day they realize how helpful your videos are and leave you alone.
Do you supplement your homeschool with any of these?
We've used both Time 4 Learning and Miacademy in the past. This year we did not. We used Essentials in Writing for grammar and writing, Dimensions for math as well as Prodigy and Synthesis for some extra practice. We used schoolhouseteachers.com for some unit studies. We also recently started Life of Fred for math as an extra. We did night zookeeper for more writing practice. Next year I'll probably use Study.com for their social studies. Oh and we did Mystery Science this year as well. And we also got a bunch of textbooks from the Critical Thinking company. Sounds like a lot and a mess! But it worked out pretty well i think!
@@AmandaMelrose 😃 Wow interesting. Thanks again appreciate you🙏🏽
Are they accredited
No, except for excelsior classes. For the most part, an online homeschooling program is just a curriculum that happens to be done online. A curriculum cannot be accredited.
Homeschool + says they aren’t taking any new subscribers what a bummer. Idk why they would
Do that
Oh wow that's super weird. I wonder why? Thanks for letting us know!
We've been using EP for about 3 years. Still love it! Daughter just finished 5th and son just finished 9th
That's awesome, thanks so much for sharing your experience with it!
What is EP?
Yes please state the name of the program
@@johnbonjovi9347I think it’s Easy Peasy All in one?
@@sherlyalcegaire7105 EP = Easy Peasy (Easy Peasy All in one homeschool)
Top #1 Class?
For secular I'd go with Time 4 Learning or Miacademy. For Christian I'd go with Monarch.
@@AmandaMelroseBut in a previous video, you mentioned that miacademy is not challenging enough.
Amanda, can any of these be used for international students?
Anyone can use these to learn, but if you're looking for an actual US diploma, you'll want an online school instead of an online homeschooling program.
Currículum for autism child pre K or K
Honestly I don't even recommend doing anything for Pre K if you're going to homeschool just let the kids play and teach through just going about your daily life. For Kindergarten I would take it slow as well. But if you're looking for an online program, either Time 4 Learning or Homeschool+.
Thanks for making this video. It's really useful to have a balanced view of such a range of programs. I noticed that you didn't mention IXL in your list? Any reason why?
I love IXL but it's more of a practice tool or supplement than a complete curriculum. I tried to only include complete all in one programs on this list.
I'd love a full review for Ron Paul. Is it a Christian program?
I have one on my channel now! They say it's not a Christian program, but based on the history lessons I think it is. Take a look!
Homeschool+ is no longer taking students
I know I just found out about that! I wonder why.
Wow
i feel unsafe seeing your face amanda. Please return my chair before my son dies from standing.🥴
Right on it 👍
Thank you!
You're welcome.