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I just discovered the Math Smart books for high school (grade 9 is available now and grades 10-12 will be available in January 2018). These are produced by Popular Books in Richmond, Ontario. So why do you have Math Smart crossed out (strike thru) in the list above? Do you not like them? I had to pull my son out of high school (grade 9) because he was not coping with the transition from elementary school at all well. So I am putting together my own high school homeschooling programming.

Is there anyone else who is homeschooling high schoolers in Canada? I would love to hear from you. Hi MB,I haven’t used Timberdoodle personally, but I know lots of people seem to like it (even thought it’s expensive!) Quebec is tricky and I don’t know all the rules and such, so I’d recommend connecting with the HSLDA or the ACEQ, etc to find out what rules exactly you should be following for homeschooling choices.

In terms of homeschooling in preschool, you don’t really need a curriculum – life learning is one of the best ways to learn together. Reading, baking, exploring nature, playing games, doing art, etc. They are little learning sponges at that age! Get them out to hear their community in French and you might be surprised what they pick up on their own. 🙂If you are on Facebook, you are welcome to join Homeschool Swap: Canada and see if anyone has any recommendations for a program for you though. 🙂 That group is filled with great wisdom, experience, and mentorship.

😀Thanks for stopping by.Lisa Marie. My daughter is 10 years old and is supposed to be starting grade 5 this September 2019.

We are in the process of moving and unfortunately the buyer of our home backed out of a firm sale on the day of closing. Our house is now on the market once again. We are moving across the country. However school is starting here, my daughter does not want to attend and I’m not sure what to do I’ve been toying with the idea of homeschooling prior or at least doing something to fill the gap in the meantime but I despite being over educated by most people’s standards I have little knowledge in this area. I’d appreciate any feedback from anyone who would be able to provide some help with regards to what might be a good way to either fill the gap or start educating my daughter entirely from home online. Thanks in advance to anyone who replies, Patricia.

Hey Patricia,Thanks for your question. Sorry to hear that the house fell through – I’m sure that’s frustrating! I’m not sure where you are moving from or to, but if you are just looking for something to do until you move and get settled, you don’t really need to invest in a lot of curriculum or resources. You can just use things like Khan Academy for Math, AllinOneHomeschool.com for things like science and language – it’s up to you!

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You could also just use this time and read really great books together, watch lots of documentaries, or do a research project on something she really loves.If you have more questions, feel free to pop me an email:All the best with your moving adventures.