Homeschool curriculum picks for 3rd grade, 2nd grade, and kindergarten for 2022-2023

Here’s our homeschool curriculum picks for 3rd grade, 2nd grade, and kindergarten for 2022-2023 school year! This will be our 1st year homeschooling with 3 school aged kids and a 1 year old at home. We are hoping to do lots of reading out loud, nature study, each kid has their own math, and then as a family we will do language arts via Darts by Brave Writer, 3 of the 6 units of US history via Gather Round, all about spelling level 1, Handwriting Without Tears, and adding in spelling for the first time, possibly 1-2 times a week. I’ll add links below of other videos I mention in this video that may be helpful to your homeschool!

Links:
Homeschool blog resource page:

Homeschool Curriculum For 1st and 2nd Grade (2021-2022):

How To Start Homeschooling For The Total Beginner: Curriculum, Schedules, Socialization, & Legal:

Etsy shop with homeschool printables:

Handwriting without tears level differences and how to pick a level:

Dart by Brave Writer review (how to us it plus our weekly schedule using it)

Differences between Singapore math teacher guide for US Primary and the new Primary 2022:

Nature Study for the total beginner:

Socials:

[emmareads]

Thanks for sharing. I want to look more into Math with Confidence for my 1st grader and All About Spelling for my 3rd grader. I’ll check out your other videos.

[homeschoolandme]

Great video! Would also love to see more about Partnership Writing :). We love MWC! Finished level 1 and now onto level 2. I just buy the student workbook and a digital teacher guide which read on my Kobo and it works amazingly, I just print the game boards✨

[alenatorres]

I also started the 100 lessons to reading, but it just wasn't fun for either of us.😜 Just started All About Reading level 1 and it is better. Super easy to use and fun!
We also love Math w Confidence.

[lesliedavis]

How’s the Partnership in Writing going? I’m trying to decide between that and Jot It Down for my 2nd grader

[polly]

Hi Liz! I just bought Jot it down. Would you consider making a video on how you taught it? I really struggle with the written instructions. I need a video to teach me how to teach it. I searched YouTube and no one has made one. Perhaps the fairytale project? Or whatever you starting with.

[murrdablurr]

Curious how the night zookeeper went? Seemed like your kids were really enjoying it from the review vid.

[gbcflower]

What is the app you mentioned that you used for nature study?