Uploaded June 2018 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Feeling overwhelmed trying to choose the right curriculum? What if you could do all your subjects with all your kids . . . together? Try a free sample and see just how easy this can be! gatherroundhomeschool.com/samples
There are so many great math programs out there it can be nearly impossible to decide what will work best for your family... especially if you are shopping online. In this homeschool math curriculum comparison, I pull out the top ten math programs including: Teaching Textbooks vs. Math U See vs. A Beka vs. Singapore vs. Math Lessons for a Living Education vs. Life of Fred vs. JUMP vs. RightStart vs. Horizons vs. Strayer-Upton. I'll show you inside the books, talk about what kind of learning styles and homeschool styles each homeschool math curriculum will work best for and help you compare and identify which one will be a better fit.
LINKS:
Blog post (with pictures and comparison charts): homeschoolon.com/ultimate-homeschool-math-comparison
Teaching Textbooks: homeschoolon.com/go/teaching-textbooks
RightStart: homeschoolon.com/go/right-start
Math U See: homeschoolon.com/go/math-u-see
Math Lessons for a Living Education: homeschoolon.com/go/mlfle
A Beka: homeschoolon.com/go/a-beka
JUMP: homeschoolon.com/go/JUMP
Life of Fred: homeschoolon.com/go/life-of-fred
Singapore: homeschoolon.com/go/singapore
Horizons: homeschoolon.com/go/horizons
Strayer-Upton: homeschoolon.com/go/strayer-upton
Saxon: homeschoolon.com/go/saxon
Moving Beyond the Page: homeschoolon.com/go/mbtp-6to8
WHAT WE USE:
We use Math Lessons for a Living Education (Charlotte Mason math totally fits my homeschool style and values) for nearly all of the kids. We have one son who is trying the online version of Teaching Textbooks and one daughter who is using RightStart math. So far it seems to be working well for everyone and we are looking forward to a great year of math!
What we are using for all our curriculum this year: homeschoolon.com/curriculum-reveal-2018
Feeling overwhelmed trying to choose the right curriculum? What if you could do all your subjects with all your kids . . . together? Try a free sample and see just how easy this can be! gatherroundhomeschool.com/samples
There are so many great math programs out there it can be nearly impossible to decide what will work best for your family... especially if you are shopping online. In this homeschool math curriculum comparison, I pull out the top ten math programs including: Teaching Textbooks vs. Math U See vs. A Beka vs. Singapore vs. Math Lessons for a Living Education vs. Life of Fred vs. JUMP vs. RightStart vs. Horizons vs. Strayer-Upton. I'll show you inside the books, talk about what kind of learning styles and homeschool styles each homeschool math curriculum will work best for and help you compare and identify which one will be a better fit.
LINKS:
Blog post (with pictures and comparison charts): homeschoolon.com/ultimate-homeschool-math-comparison
Teaching Textbooks: homeschoolon.com/go/teaching-textbooks
RightStart: homeschoolon.com/go/right-start
Math U See: homeschoolon.com/go/math-u-see
Math Lessons for a Living Education: homeschoolon.com/go/mlfle
A Beka: homeschoolon.com/go/a-beka
JUMP: homeschoolon.com/go/JUMP
Life of Fred: homeschoolon.com/go/life-of-fred
Singapore: homeschoolon.com/go/singapore
Horizons: homeschoolon.com/go/horizons
Strayer-Upton: homeschoolon.com/go/strayer-upton
Saxon: homeschoolon.com/go/saxon
Moving Beyond the Page: homeschoolon.com/go/mbtp-6to8
WHAT WE USE:
We use Math Lessons for a Living Education (Charlotte Mason math totally fits my homeschool style and values) for nearly all of the kids. We have one son who is trying the online version of Teaching Textbooks and one daughter who is using RightStart math. So far it seems to be working well for everyone and we are looking forward to a great year of math!
What we are using for all our curriculum this year: homeschoolon.com/curriculum-reveal-2018
