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Re: VERY NEW!

www.kineticbooks.com has a very reasonably priced online algebra course. www.courserpository.org and www.hippocampus.org have algebra classes - online lessons, but you need to find and buy one of the textbooks they list.

Posted to Finding Curriculum (Forum) by dragonpony on 03-23-2008
Re: VERY NEW!

I see your post is quite old ... but in case you're still looking: http://www.kutasoftware.com/free.html http://www.allmathworksheets.com/index.php http://math-drills.com/ And this website might have some links too? http://docsdomain.net/blog/?page_id=637

Posted to Finding Curriculum (Forum) by ljscyclingteams on 03-15-2008
Re: This Algebra, Trig, Geometry stuf is over my head!

Dear Dave and Marie, Welcome to the adventure! I admire you. This will be an exciting time for you and your family. Algebra is an incremental subject. That means you can't jump around from topic to topic like you can in science or other subjects. It would be best to settle on a program and stick...

Posted to Finding Curriculum (Forum) by christinefieldhsi on 01-09-2008
Re: VERY NEW!

Hi Christi, Nice to "meet" you! I have a couple of ideas for you. You may have to try out a couple of things to find what works for you, but here goes. There is a neat, free online site at www.oldfashionededucation.com . They have several free algebra resources there to try out. Also, your...

Posted to Finding Curriculum (Forum) by christinefieldhsi on 01-09-2008
Re: This Algebra, Trig, Geometry stuf is over my head!

In our family we use Saxon books for math. In addition, we have purchase the DIVE CDs that are available. They are very good in that the kids can watch a "whiteboard" presentation and listen to a lecture that explains every lesson in the book. My kids are ages 7, 10, and 13. The 13 yo is doing...

Posted to Finding Curriculum (Forum) by ACE on 01-09-2008
VERY NEW!

I am very new and I need a little help. I have decided to take my daughter out of public schools and home school her. It has been a VERY long time since I have done algebra and I have minimum finances to acquire items, we are getting ready to move here shortly due to my husband joining the coast guard...

Posted to Finding Curriculum (Forum) by Lilcountrgal on 01-08-2008
Re: RE: Good Curriculum for High Schoolers

Hi Melissa Welcome to homeschooling. I don't know if this is offered in your state but Connections Academy seems to be a pretty good interactive program. I wish it was offered in Michigan I would try it out . For more information here is their web address. http://www.connectionsacademy.com/technology...

Posted to Finding Curriculum (Forum) by KayeT on 12-15-2007
Re: RE: Good Curriculum for High Schoolers

Hi, I have been homeschooling my now 14 yr. old daughter (9th grade) for 8 years. I have tried many different curriculums, like K12, and though there are great things about it, certain things were not a good fit for my daughter as with every curriculum out there. I tend to use the potpourri style of...

Posted to Finding Curriculum (Forum) by Journey on 12-14-2007
Re: RE: Good Curriculum for High Schoolers

Hi All, We are also new to the homeschooling world. (Melissa, it seems we are in a very similar situation.) We just pulled our 15 year old (9th grader) out of traditional public school. I will be homeschooling her for the rest of the year and I feel a bit lost as to how to get started. If you happen...

Posted to Finding Curriculum (Forum) by nancyhueske on 12-12-2007
Re: RE: Good Curriculum for High Schoolers

Clonlara.org may be something to consider. They provide correspondence curriculum for homeschooling high schoolers, are student-oriented, and there's an interactive dimension available. They work with you, with the student to come up with what's going to be a good fit. We did not use them, but...

Posted to Finding Curriculum (Forum) by welearn on 12-07-2007

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