Homeschool Math Curriculum

There are various homeschool math curriculum that you can use in your homeschooling. As for me, I use Mathletics and Khan Academy for my children. They are really useful for us.

Mathletics

I use Mathletics for our homeschool math curriculum because I get a parent/teacher account and can choose which curriculum I want to use. They offer a free trial to ensure you get the most out of Mathletics before you start. The curriculum is aligned with the curriculum where we live. Although initially based around the Australian curriculum, Mathletics has now broadened its student and teacher audiences to various other countries in Europe, North America, Asia, and the Middle East. It has adapted to those regions' various school curricula.

The multi-award-winning Mathletics resource is full of learning content. It has a host of extra games and activities for your child. It uses a study path aligned with your chosen curriculum, and you can even assign activities of your choice. Printable workbooks are also included, which means students can take a break from the screen and still learn. When we first started, I would usually download the workbooks and print them out for my children.

Weekly reports enable parents to follow through with the progress of their students. I especially love this part because I can check where my children are failing and excelling and help them where they need it most. One time, my child was having difficulty with fractions. I could detect it because of the reports, so I had to sit down with him so he could understand the concepts. We practiced over and over until he got it. It also happened with another child in the division and with another child in algebra. Maths is quite easy for kids once they know the concept. For that, you need to practice with a lot of examples.

The Family Console in Mathletics enables parents to manage the progress of multiple children with a single-parent account. The access is unlimited for the life of your subscription – plus, adding subscriptions for other family members gives even greater value! As a parent/teacher, you can always log in to your parent/teacher account and change your child's year level or curriculum at any time, make your own lessons, etc. Mathletics is a comprehensive curriculum of content that meets the thorough standards home educators demand. The content is uniform to the student's equivalent year in school or can be easily changed to meet their mathematical ability.

Khan Academy Math

Another tool I use for my children's homeschool math curriculum is Khan Academy.

Khan Academy's mission is to provide a free, world-class education to anyone, anywhere. You can learn and build a solid understanding of math, science, and more. It has personalized learning. Students can practice at their own pace by first filling in gaps in their understanding and then accelerating their learning later on. The content was created by experts. Khan Academy's library of trusted practice and lessons covers math, science, and more.

Like Mathletics, it also has reports you can get when logging in as a parent/teacher.

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