This is a fantastic book on project-based homeschooling. She talks a lot about how to support your students in their own learning, rather than moving them through a curriculum. Worth a read!

This is a math curriculum that I have been using for years, and really love. They just redid the entire series, and I am very impressed by it. It is a bit tricky to order from them directly. I now have a teacher account, and can order these books for you. Click image or the button below to order!

This is a great project-based curriculum that is designed to work well for families with multiple children of different ages. Use code ALENAROSE10 for a discount on their program.

I looked hard for a good teaching clock that had all of the features I value when teaching to tell time. I especially like this one because of the easy-to-read minutes along the edge.

We us these beeswax crayons in our homeschool pod. I have found them much nicer to work with than the Stockmar crayons, and much less expensive. They are quite durable, and lay down on the page beautifully.

We use this perpetual wooden calendar in our homeschool pod. It has a nice selection of features including the weather, days of the week, seasons, and moon phases. We got the full set with the holidays and storage box.

I love this series of early readers. This one would be great for a child starting Kindergarten

These measuring cups are a great way to introduce fractions! They are wonderfully tactile, and are a great way to start thinking about equivalent fractions. There is also a teaspoon set.

These early readers would be appropriate for a child in first or second grade. Each level is very well done, and scaled gently.

This thermometer clings on to your window, and is very easy for little ones to read. It pairs very nicely with the wooden calendar.

I love this series of cookbooks. It would be perfect for an emerging reader who loves to cook! The recipes have a kid page that has excellent illustrations, and an easy-to-read caption for each stage of the directions, as well as an adult page with the full recipe.

This vocabulary book focuses on Greek and Latin root words, suffixes and prefixes. It is a great way to study more complex vocabulary!

Mark Rober’s CrunchLabs build boxes are a wonderful way to really study physics and engineering. I highly recommend his Youtube channel and his boxes!

I love teaching sentence diagramming, especially to neurodivergent students. It is a visual representation of the parts of speech and how they fit together.

These student fountain pens are a wonderful addition to your upper elementary homeschool years. They can elevate a student’s writing, while teaching proper pencil grip. It is especially nice if your student is learning cursive.