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Every year I create multiple lists for our curriculum wants and needs. In the past, those lists have included sticky notes and a giant mess of information with prices highlighted so I know if I’m getting the best price – especially if I happen to hit a great used curriculum sale. When that became too overwhelming, I consolidated it all into one simple list to carry around with me to convention. (p.s. If you are ever curious to see our homeschool curriculum choices, you can always find them HERE.)
Last year I shared a few pages of my shopping list, but after many readers emailed and asked, there are now TWELVE different color options (apparently you all enjoy color coding as much as I do!!), including a black & white and plain version for those of you who don’t have a color printer.
A Curriculum Snapshot
While I typically have my phone with me to do a quick price check, it’s great to know if a special a vendor is offering is worth grabbing right then – and it’s always helpful to know if I already own an item (not that I’ve ever purchased something twice – cough).
Our literature list changes from year to year, and sometimes there are books we already have on hand or require new copies of (if you are looking for a book with excellent literature suggestions, check out this one here – it’s my go-to literature guide). The overall list is a great snapshot to see what areas we may need to beef up a little academically.
Color-coded lists
You may notice there are MANY different colored lists. It’s no secret we color code our kids (Don’t judge, please – it keeps me sane). It really does help me visualize which child needs what curriculum, so the colors you see are to help me (and YOU) remember who the curriculum is for. It’s something silly and simple, but it definitely works if you are a visual person.
If you think this would help you out too, just click below to download a copy for yourself – and please feel free to pass along the link and let your friends know too!
How to Choose Homeschool Curriculum
Choosing homeschool curriculum can be hard. This post has some great questions and tips to help you out as you make decisions in what curriculum might be the best fit for your family.
Thanks for these!!! Our homeschool convention is this weekend, these lists are much cuter than the one I made! :) And yes my kids are color coded as well!! I agree that its a great way to stay sane.
It’s the little things – but honestly – the color coding alone has been a huge help!
I was so happy when I saw that you had already created these. You just saved me a lot of time and they look better than anything I would have made! Thank you so much!
I make them as much for me as I do for you all!! Enjoy!
Thank you! Love this list!
I absolutely love these! Thanks so much for creating and sharing them with us!