Favorite Homeschool Curriculum

Here are my favorite homeschool curriculums for the 2018-2019 school year. I think all of these will need to be added to my all time favorite homeschool curriculum list because we are loving them so much. What homeschool curriculum is your favorite this school year?
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Favorite Homeschool Curriculum of All Time (video)
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2018-2019 Curriculum Choices
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Veritas Press Omnibus Self-Paced Course
veritaspress.com/selfpaced/om...
Essentials in Writing
essentialsinwriting.com/
Uncle Sam and You
bit.ly/2I51yEH
BJU Press Distance Learning Math*
bit.ly/2EmBdDo
*Some links are affiliate links. Should you purchase through an affiliate link, I will receive a commission. I only recommend products I have used and love. Thank you!
Disclosure: Some of these curriculums were given to me for free in exchange for a review. I always share my honest opinions about curriculum whether I purchase them myself or get them free.
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[@ashleysovereen1024]

For my first 4 years of homeschooling I used Sonlight (and still kind of am) but this year we went with Homeschool In the Woods for History and we are almost done with our Civil War unit. I know my oldest has loved all the projects (I'll have to see what the other 2 think). And Apologia Astronomy using their notebooking journals. I am loving both of those myself and find them both interesting what I'm learning! Oh and IEW for writing and grammar for my oldest.

[@swonnenw9974]

Thank you for the Omnibus update!! I'm still pondering that one for my upcoming 7th/8th grade student. I am also pondering Heart of Dakota. I'm excited to look more into Notgrass as well. They were at the GHC, and I kept wanting to stop by the booth, but I had already purchased TOG for the year:) Thanks for sharing your incredible wealth of knowledge. I just love your videos!!

[@codymckay4514]

Love this. My 9th grader is using Notgrass World History and it is AWESOME!! Would encourage everyone to look into this curriculum.

[@nestledin8925]

You held up three of my all time favorites! We loved Notgrass Uncle Sam and so we went on to use two more years of Nothrass History in High School and it did not disappoint! My all time favorite History! We have used MathUSee more recently in High School and found it a wonderful fit. We used BJU Press distance learning Math up until 10th. We had some trouble with the higher maths, but loved elementary through 6th. Veritas Press Omnibus 11 and 111 were also the best all time literature and Bible courses for us! We are currently using Time4learning English 4, and although it’s working and enjoyable, it doesn’t really compare with veritas self paced.

[@aliciaedgar4211]

So your daughter is just doing Secondary Omnibus? That's great that you don't necessarily have to do both.

[@annaramponi4505]

hi janelle, what do you suggest for non-distance learning...because those DL classes are expensive and not an option for us. my 11 year old is doing singapore and i think she needs more instruction. thank you

[@kellyalbertson257]

My daughter (9th) loves Apologia Biology

[@michaelrimes6973]

Always love your reviews. We have used Math U See and I keep wanting to love, but my kids do not. We are on lesson 17 in Alpha, what level of BJU math would be the most appropriate if we switched curriculum?

[@marthadelgado3638]

My regards and thanks for all the comments have helped me a lot, since I am looking for the best curriculum for my daughter who is in 4th grade, we are a Christian family that we are serving as missionaries in El Salvador, and one of the difficulties and challenges is my daughter's school,but I want to ask if anyone knows the Abeka Christian cirriculum, and if some one know about it, would you give your opinion please..

[@starbeck96]

My 12 year old daughter does not love reading but she is mine who has known for three years that she wants to go to college and pursue a music degree. So, I know how important it is for her to be able to break down literature.

[@raynamaxey4274]

I will be homeschooling next year for my son who will be in 8th grade. He has just been diagnosed with a learning disability for reading comprehension. Do you think this would be to tough for him? Veritas press. He excels in math.