Where can you buy secular curriculum? There are a few different options for this one, especially when you consider your budget. Homeschooling doesn’t have to break the bank. I’m frugal lady, I like to get a lot of bang for my buck, which I feel is a typical scenario for homeschool families.
Best Places to Get Secular Curriculum
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Be Frugal
There are two great ways to save on curriculum if you are trying to be frugal, like me.
Library: The library is a great, FREE resource there for your use. I’ve made no excuse that we are big fans of going to the library, and using the resources available there. Literature based curriculum books can be found at your library, or least cut back on the number of books that you need to buy.
Our library also has workbooks available, not for marking in of course, but it’s a great way to check out what they are like before buying.
Buy Used: There are a lot of options for buying used curriculum. Local groups, Facebook groups, other online sites.
Textbook Rentals
Curriculum Companies
There are so many different companies that you can buy from directly. It’s no secret that we love BookShark, but they aren’t the only secular curriculum option, but the only one we have used. You can buy directly from them. Whether you to buy a box curriculum or pick and choice what subjects you want.
Other Options
Amazon.
Chapters.
Walmart.
You just need books, some paper, pencils, just the basics and you can be homeschooling your kids.
More on getting started with secular homeschooling (links will all be active as they are published):
Getting Started with Secular Homeschooling
Choosing A Secular Homeschool Curriculum
Planning Your Secular Homeschool Subjects
Best Places to Get Secular Curriculum
How We Enjoy Secular Homeschooling
