None of the links below are affiliate links. A * means the resource is free. There are many, many more resources for homeschooling. This is a short list with a few basics.
K to 2nd
Montessori Materials
Beast Academy
Beast Academy | Advanced Math Curriculum for Elementary School
*Xtra Math
XtraMath - 10 minutes a day for math fact fluency
Lexia Core5
Core5 Reading | Research-Proven Reading Program | Lexia
Draw Write Now
*A valuable resource for Georgia Homeschoolers: Georgia Standards
3rd to 5th
Montessori Materials
Beast Academy
Beast Academy | Advanced Math Curriculum for Elementary School
*Xtra Math
XtraMath - 10 minutes a day for math fact fluency
Lexia Core5
Core5 Reading | Research-Proven Reading Program | Lexia
IEW (Institute for Excellence in Writing)
Home - IEW
Story of the World
The Story of the World | History Homeschool Curriculum | WTMP
*Project Learning: Sprocket by Edcurious
Sprocket | Home
*A valuable resource for Georgia Homeschoolers: Georgia Standards
6th to 8th
Beast Academy
(Level 5 of Beast Academy has some Common Core Standards up to 8th grade. It can be a good fit for many 6th graders before they move on to AOPS.)
Beast Academy | Advanced Math Curriculum for Elementary School
AOPS (Art of Problem Solving)
Art of Problem Solving
*Xtra Math
(If your learner needs a math facts tune up after summer, go back to Xtra Math.)
XtraMath - 10 minutes a day for math fact fluency
IEW (Institute for Excellence in Writing)
Home - IEW
Choices Program Brown University
(This program is for high school, but you can adjust the materials for middle schoolers to learn about a specific topic or current event. Do not expect them to be able to do the curriculum's synthesizing/writing assignments.)
Choices Program | History and Current Issues Curriculum for the Classroom
*Project Learning: Sprocket by Edcurious
Sprocket | Home
*OER Project
OER Project - Free, Standards-Based Online History Curriculum
Humanities Seminars (*There are a few free resources.)
Cana Academy
Ethics for Beginners and Socrates' Children by Peter Kreeft
(These books are written for high school, but older middle schoolers can also enjoy them with the guidance of an adult. In fact, middle schoolers love debating ethics and the meaning of life!)
*A valuable resource for Georgia Homeschoolers: Georgia Standards
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