10th Annual Back to Homeschool Blog Hop: Curriculum Week

Welcome back to Homeschool! We know that it’s a time to celebrate. It’s time to celebrate with our 10th Annual Back to Homeschool Blog Hop.

iHomeschool Network 10th Annual Back to Homeschool Blog Hop

Each year we offer homeschool bloggers a way to share how they are doing back to homeschool.

This week is the Back to Homeschool Curriculum Hop!

Here’s how it works:

Write a post, or more than one if you want to, about your curriculum choices for the year. We want to know what decisions you’ve made for your kid. Did you find a great all-in-one curriculum? Or, are you doing a full year of interest led learning? Whatever your choices are share your discoveries. Then, let us all know what your curriculum plans are for the 2018/2019 academic year.

Pre-K and Kindergarten Homeschool Curriculum Choices

Elementary Homeschool Curriculum Choices

Middle School Homeschool Curriculum Choices

 

High School Homeschool Curriculum Choices

Curriculum Week Blog Hop Rules

You too can join our curriculum week celebrating getting back to homeschool. If you are a blogger, write a post sharing your curriculum picks for the year. Then, hop back here to iHomeschool Network’s link-up, and use the widget below to add your own links.

  1. To add your link, click the small blue button that says “Add your link” at the very bottom of the post.
  2. Do not create an empty “placeholder” post to save your link high up in the blog hop list. If there is no substance or curriculum information in your post, it will be removed.
  3. You must link to your blog post permalink, not your blog URL. If you do not link to your POST, your link will be removed and you’ll have to come back and re-add it. Keep in mind that readers will still be visiting this blog hop in the coming months from now and if they click your link and end up on your blog homepage, they won’t be able to find your post. To find your post’s permalink: After you publish your post, go back to your blog and click on the post’s title. Copy everything in the top browser bar. Please see Darcy’s post on how to find your permalink for more details. For example:

September 3: Back to Homeschool Blog Hop

Your turn… enter your curriculum post below.


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Renée Brown is a homeschooling mom to her advanced learning son, blogger, author, and she works online as a virtual assistant. She writes regularly on her blog Renée at Great Peace about homeschooling an only child gifted learner, home and family life, developing and strengthening Christian marriages, and encouragement for living a Christian life. While Renée is passionate about nurturing family through Biblical guidance she also enjoys cooking for her family and friends, playing board games, the crisp autumn air. Grab a mug of hot coffee or a glass of sweet ice tea and visit with her on her blog. She'd love to get to know you.

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