Please note: The academic goals presented here are NOT aligned with any specific set of regulations or guidelines (including Common Core). If you have questions about this page, please chat with us via the chat box or email the Executive Manager at Scope and Sequence Charts.Flexibility is one of the joys of homeschooling, and we do not wish to limit that in any way. The following charts are only meant to be a helpful resource, not a strict guide that must be followed. You may come and go in a course or change courses to best meet your family’s needs. You are never locked into a specific course or set of lessons.It will also give you a bird’s eye view of the courses and content on.
This is an excellent tool to help you identify which classes work well with multiple ages. If you are looking for general grade ranges such as 4th-6th grade or high school, please view the Courses by Grade Levels chart.Please note the following important details: You are welcome to use this resource as a tool, but please don’t ever make it a rigid set of rules to follow. Our Scope & Sequence resource will show you the academic goals traditionally held for each grade level and where to find that information on as well as areas where you may wish to supplement.Ībove all, please remember that one of the joys of homeschooling is not needing to be traditional in every area. If you are unsure what to teach when, then this resource is for you. If that describes you, the best place for you to find the courses that meet your goals is on the Browse by Grade or Browse by Subject menus. Some of you know exactly what you want to teach and when. We know that every homeschool family is unique.
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