Freedom Homeschooling
Free Language Arts Curriculum
Choose a free homeschool language arts curriculum component from the menu below. Options are available for grammar, reading, phonics, composition, handwriting, poetry, spelling, and vocabulary. Or, if you prefer, choose a complete program. The complete programs offer all (or most) of the language arts components in one curriculum.
For other subjects, visit our homepage and choose a subject from the free curriculum menu found there. There are options for all the standard subjects and many electives.
To learn to read is to light a fire; every syllable that is spelled out is a spark.
If a child can’t learn the way we teach, maybe we should teach the way they learn.
Choosing a Language Arts Curriculum
The menu above contains nine subcategories that all fall under the umbrella of language arts curriculum. As you explore the various categories, you’ll find that most of these pages offer a long list of free curriculum options. With so many possibilities, choosing a language arts curriculum can be overwhelming!
Questions to Ask About Language Arts Curriculum
To narrow down the options, consider asking yourself these questions as you browse the language arts pages.
- Do you prefer the simplicity of a complete language arts curriculum or the flexibility of choosing each component separately?
- Are you looking for a program your child can complete online or something you can print for them to do screen-free?
- Do you prefer resources that your child can do independently or ones that are parent-led?
- Do you need curriculum for every language arts component, or could some be taught within the context of another subject? For example, are writing or literature part of your history curriculum?
- Which language arts components are appropriate for your child’s age and ability? For example, is your young child ready for composition? Has your teen mastered spelling?
- Most importantly, what types of materials have worked well (or poorly) for your child in the past?
While these questions may not include everything you want to consider when selecting a language arts curriculum, they should help eliminate some of the options that may not fit your family’s needs, simplifying the decision-making process.
