First Year (hopefully) of Homeschooling - 5th Grade
 

I am hoping to homeschool my DD this fall.

I have had her learning style tested and was told that she will learn anything I try to teach, that she will be easy to teach, that she will be fun to teach.

So, I need to start on some curriculum. I don't even know where to start as there is so much info out there. I need to be able to see things in person. If I went to Barns and Noble, do they have curriculum I can look at? I am mostly worried about math, as math is not her strong point, so I would need to find something fun for her. Also, I am not real confident in my abilities at this point, so I would need lessons that are spelled out for me at first, until I can "get the hang" of things.

What do you think?

Re: First Year (hopefully) of Homeschooling - 5th Grade
 

Bumping. Did I put this in the wrong place?

Re: First Year (hopefully) of Homeschooling - 5th Grade
 

I'm sure more people will be along. For math I highly recommend Teaching Textbooks. You can do sample lessons on their site and they have tests to give your child to see which level they are ready for. Those were especially helpful with my older kids coming out of public school, since what their school teaches at a certain grade level and what the national standards are were two different things.

http://teachingtextbooks.com/

Most of the larger Family Christian stores IME tend to have a homeschooling section with samples and open boxes of the major curriculums they retail available for looking over.

If you are drawn to one brand, call them and see where you can find it locally. Most have at least one retail source or home school charter or group in major areas that use it and will meet with you so you can go over the product and talk to people who actually use it.

Re: First Year (hopefully) of Homeschooling - 5th Grade
 

you might try posting here