how do i find homeschool books ?

Answer 1

Books on HOW to homeschool, or books for homeschooling?

Books for schooling, i'm just going to cut-n-paste the question I answered earlier. Most of these same places will also have how-to books as well:
Well, it depends on where you live
We get ours at Mardels, Borders, Barnes and Noble, public library used book sales, although we've also checked out books (like all of our saxon math books we've gotten through the library and just renew until finished)
Local homeschooling groups nearly always have an annual booksale/exchange where each family has a table of stuff to pass on.
Sometimes schools themselves have a used book lot, you might call and see if they have any that they're getting rid of.
And at the very most expensive end of the spectrum is calling each curriculum place or going online and ordering straight from them. There are literally hundreds of online places. if you are confused, ask your local homeschool group, or find a website that talks about each curriculum. Here's a list:
http://www.oklahomahomeschool.com/textbo...

Answer 2

If, by homeschool books, you mean curricula, it depends on what you are looking for. You should certainly Google a few things and try to narrow it down. If you are a Christian homeschooler, you might try A Beka or Sonlight Curriculum. If you're up for a little more of a challenge, try classical Christian homeschooling (www.classical-homeschooling.org). Find a support group of parents who are already homeschooling so you'll have a network of people to ask questions and share ideas. Be sure to get your kids involved in social activities, too!

Answer 3

We use a variety of different methods, but one great one is the Rainbow Resources catalog.

http://www.rainbowresource.com/index.php

If you are looking to buy inexpensive upper level textbooks, campusi.com is awesome for getting bargains (they may have others as well, but I'm not sure).

Try to talk to other homeschoolers and find out what they do. Sometimes a homeschool group will host a textbook fair.

Good luck!

Answer 4

There are lots of sites on the internet. You should also attend a homeschool conference. You can look at the books there and it really helps to see if the book looks like it will fit your child's needs.

Answer 5

home schooling supplies in Melbourne, Australia. As well as books they can help with practical advice and have homeschooled their children.

Answer 6

Here is a great website to help you find resources for homeschooling http://homeschooling.gomilpitas.com/regional/Colorado.htm

Good Luck!!!

Answer 7

text fabric books for first grade no yet right it relatively is what we do for my first grader. considering he's purely gaining understanding of to study I take the little ones on biweekly journeys to the library. those books are borrowed for unfastened. For Math we invested approximately 60.00 in Math U See. We additionally bought decrease priced workbooks from Walmart for phonics. that's all we do for him considering he remains this style of little boy. we'd quite see him as somewhat boy enjoying outdoors than a slaving over books.

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Answer 9

I buy workbooks from www.frankschaffer.com and I get textbooks free from the county school's obsolete books warehouse. You should see if your school board has one of those.

Answer 10

The organization I went through provided all of my learning material.
www.americanschoolofcorr.com
www.pennfoster.edu