Do you need some fun, entertaining, interactive ways to engage your child with math?  There are a number of math homeschool curriculum options and resources you can use to improve your child’s math fluency without drilling with flashcards.

If you’re specifically looking for High school curriculum, I have pages dedicated To:

Elementary & Middle School Math,
Algebra and
Geometry.

Math Homeschool Curriculum and Resources:

Making Math Fun  through board games, card games and game sheets is a great way to help your child learn to use math in a fun way. These educational games help make learning Math fun. They will help you with doing some multisensory teaching too.

There are also Printed Math Games – Printed Math Games (often in workbooks) can also help make math practice FUN if they’re not just sheets of problem after problem. They can help you teach your child the basic math skills through a multisensory means if you use blocks and pictures to represent quantities. A lot of times, if a child has difficulty with reading, they will require your assistance in covering the written material that may go along with the math games. As far as math homeschool curriculum options go, games are one of the more fun ways to practice math skills!

Times Tales – This is a fun way for your child to learn multiplication facts in story form.  This math homeschool curriculum is ideal for a visual learner or a child who has a narrative style of learning.

**Homeschool Math – A comprehensive math resource site for home schooling parents. You’ll find free worksheets and math ebooks for elementary grades. There is an extensive link list of games. You’ll also find a math homeschool curriculum guide, interactive tutorials & quizzes, and teaching tips articles. The resources focus on understanding of concepts instead of just mechanical memorization of rules.” For children with specific learning disabilities, the interactive nature of the games on this site is very helpful.

**CoolMath4kids – An amusement park of math and more, which doesn’t really feel like a math homeschool curriculum. It is especially designed for kids and feels like playing games. Most often kids think it is a FUN, FUN, FUN place to play with math!

**CoolMathAlgebra– Coolmath Algebra has hundreds of really easy to follow lessons and examples, which you can easily use as your math homeschool curriculum. This site can help your child become a successful algebra student.

**Coolmath.com – Coolmath’s Geometry tools.

**Purplemath – A website focused totally on giving students help with Algebra. The lessons emphasize the practicalities rather than the technicalities. The videos demonstrate dependable techniques. Purple Math also warns of likely “trick” questions. The site also points out common mistakes.

– National Council of Teachers of Mathematics – Contains extensive information, tools, lesson plans, and interactive resources for mathematical understanding, knowledge, and skills that students should acquire from Pre-K through grade 12. As far as math homeschool curriculum options go, this is one of the most traditional sources and it’s solid for kids who aren’t struggling too much with concept understanding.

**Henri Picciotto’s Math Education Page – Contains lesson plans, explanations, and help for Algebra and Geometry students.

**Videotext – Complete, easy-to-understand Algebra and Geometry courses on DVDs. You can easily use these for your math homeschool curriculum. You get Video Lessons, Course Notes, WorkTexts, Solutions Manuals, Progress Tests, and Instructor’s Guides. They also provide unlimited Toll-Free Telephone Support.

**Hands on Equations – Algebra for elementary and middle school students. Young students are fascinated by this math homeschool curriculum. They are impressed with their ability to solve algebraic linear equations in a game-like manner. The “legal moves” provide students with a sound, intuitive understanding of algebra properties.

**Margaret Lial’s Algebra books – The Lial/Hornsby Algebra textbook series is available with MyLab Math online, which provides quizzes, tutorials, exercises, and information as a great supplement to the math curriculum. The added MyLab Math is a fabulous resource for anyone using the Lial algebra books.

**Heymath – #1 E-Learning math curriculum for Math in Singapore – a country that has been ranked #1 for math proficiency globally in a recent study conducted by the American Institutes of Research. Over half the highest performing students in Singapore use HeyMath! as their core instructional technology resource for middle-high school math.

**Figurethis  – Helping families enjoy mathematics outside school through a series of fun and engaging, high-quality challenges. Today’s kids need more than basic computation and rote mathematical skills. They must master the higher-level concepts and approaches to problem solving that are key to success in work and everyday life. Figure This! demonstrates challenging middle school mathematics and emphasizes the importance of high-quality math education for all students. Funding for the project was provided by the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics (NCTM) and the U.S. Department of Education.

**The National Library of Virtual Manipulatives (NLVM) – an NSF supported project that began in 1999 to develop a library of uniquely interactive, web-based virtual manipulatives or concept tutorials. The interactive items are mostly in the form of Java applets. This site is great for mathematics instruction (K-12 emphasis) including geometric / geometry and algebraic / algebra concepts.

**Base 10 Blocks – Base 10 Blocks can help your child understand math concepts being taught in your math homeschool curriculum. We used them for studying multiplication in particular. They’re great for exploring Whole numbers, Decimal Numbers and Place Value.

**GoMath.com – This USED TO BE an On-line mathematics site designed to assist students from K-12 and their parents. The site was dedicated to helping and encouraging students. However, it is now a product of Houghton-Mifflin and appears the computer-based components are only available to schools. You can buy the workbooks for homeschooling through Amazon. They are well-rated books, so if your child is good with workbooks, these might be a great option!

Learning Abled Kids has FREE Math Grid Paper you can download and print. Using this paper with your math homeschool curriculum will help your child line up his math problems for more accurate calculations. The free paper is available in a small, medium, or large grid and comes in either a Word document or PDF format.

Free Small Grid Math Paper (PDF File)

Free Medium Grid Math Paper (PDF File)

Free Large Grid Math Paper (PDF File)

Medium Columned Paper for Math Problem Alignment