Homeschool Curriculum Choices | 2nd 3rd Grade Homeschool Curriculum Picks 2021-2022

These are our homeschool curriculum choices for Sophie for 2021-2022 (3rd grade). Some of our choices are on 2nd grade level because she has special needs (SETD5).

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[SevenInAll]

I agree that math without any bells and whistles, and that focuses on repetition can be excellent when math is tough.

[peggyk.]

I don't even have a second grader, and I watched your video because you always have nuggets of wisdom for even a veteran homeschooler, close to retirement, such as myself. Thank you!

[LivingWithEve]

I am really looking at Happy Cheetah and it’s really nice to see it works for Sophie.

[HomeSweetHomeschoolLife]

I love that Sophie has a little library in her room.

[Sara-kttq]

You are such a wonderful mother to Sophie... Those are my favorite videos to watch because I get so many tips on taking my cues from my daughter. But also, its been amazing to see the progress she has made. Best wishes on the upcoming school year and thank you for continuing to share. ❤

[reasonsforroots]

We love Rod and Staff too! It’s helped my daughter tremendously.

[randigoupil]

Thank you so much for making these videos. My son is special needs as well, and we are strongly considering pulling him from public school, and considering homeschooling. However, we have no idea where to even start, and your videos have given me a lot of encouragement. Please keep making these awesome videos, especially regarding special needs! :)

[EricaLucasLoves]

The big book of history stories looks amazing.

[Cecilia-fcsg]

How on earth did I miss this earlier in the day. I value what you have to say even tho my kids have kids of their own. I have a heart for those who choose to homeschool their children. I find your content fascinating.

[PenniesAndSalt]

The Ology is so good!
Loved hearing your picks for next year!

[PenniesAndSalt]

We've really enjoyed the God's Design series! I didn't realize they had the beginner level for Heaven and Earth.

[faithfullyinfertile]

My daughter loves those Beginner science books from Masterbooks too. They really are done well. We also love the Let's Read and Find Out science series. Looks like a great year ahead for Sophie. She has made such big leaps in her progress this school year!

[shannonpolansky]

We used those science readers this year and loved them.

[upcountrycharlottemason]

I almost thought it was Friday when I saw the video pop up. Dare I get excited about another video tomorrow? Tee hee!

[katiewarszawski]

My son has speech apraxia! This was our first year of homeschooling him and it was only preschool but if we continue next year I’m nervous because of his delay. This video helped so much with recommendations! Thank you!

[daniellehuddleston]

Loved this, so helpful. I am a homeschool mom of 5, three of which need different curriculums and I am still trying to find what would work for them! Thanks!

[SevenInAll]

I've been wanting to get The Ology to start reading with Cyrus.

[SimplyAlethia]

Thanks for sharing. I would love to see a flip through of the Rod & Staff Arithmetic books.

[RockSimmer-galGod]

We love the fact that math u decamps out in the same topic. My kids are dyslexic and use phonics to read but will also use sight words. I didn’t learn phonics as a kid and struggled to learn to read but made a word picture and wen I learnt phonics as a 2nd grader I learnt to read better but I’m also dyslexic. Ive learnt that my kids are gonna take language arts slowly. We take science lessons at a slower pace. We love TGTB science. The Mini Books relle teaches my kids well. We live horrible histories. We watch the writing as well cos of dyslexia but I encourage writing in science as my daughter needs to understand it.

[sweetlilmo]

Love it i also have a special needs son (autism) and its nice to see other moms showing what there doing for homeschool. My son will be in third grade next school year but on second grade math. My son is a struggling math learner i have been interested in rod and staff. Right now we are doing tgtb math 1 but im a lil worried that he may not retain his math facts with this program.