Free E-Book: 7 Secrets To Finding The Best Homeschool Curriculum

If you know me personally, and have been reading my blogs (this one and my Truly Rich Mom blog), you may already know that our current method of homeschooling is more like unschooling. After all, Tim is just 4 years 5 months old, and Rysse is turning 2 only in July. However, since I am the type who thrives more on structure, and sometimes have this OC-need to be assured that I am on the "right path" when it comes to homeschooling, I have been looking around for curriculum that will suit our kids. (Funny huh? Considering that I already posted a lot of links here for free curriculum and what-not. LOL!)

Anyway, I discovered this freebie over at Successful Homeschooling and thought it might be helpful to others like me who are undecided on what curriculum to use.

Download the book by clicking here.

According to the author, Carletta, a homeschooling mom of 4, this book, 7 Secrets To Finding The Best Homeschool Curriculum, will help you:

• Clarify your needs and goals,
• Identify your child's learning style,
• Understand the many ways to homeschool,
• Choose curriculum for specific subjects,
• Homeschool special needs and gifted students, and
• Choose programs for preschool, kindergarten and high school!

This FREE e-book also contains excerpts of interviews with the following homeschooling experts:

Valerie Bendt of Unit Studies Made Easy,
Lee Binz of The Home Scholar,
unschooler Sandra Dodd,
Corin Barsily Goodwin of Gifted Homeschoolers Forum,
Dennis Gunderson of Grace and Truth Books,
Sarita Holzmann of Sonlight,
Mary Hood of The Relaxed Home School,
Catherine Levison of A Charlotte Mason Education,
Jessica Parnell of Bridgeway Academy,
C.J. Rezak of Little Giant Steps, and
Larry Shiller of ShillerMath!
To avail of this freebie, simply click here. 
Incidentally, Carletta has a lot of other great resources on her site. Check them out at www.successful-homeschooling.com :-)
God bless everyone! :-) And do include us in your prayers, that we will be able to decide on a "proper curriculum" soon! :-)