When I started homeschooling; I so badly wanted to just buy a box with everything I “needed” to homeschool. Sadly I never found this magic box… every boxed curriculum I found seemed to contain stuff that was pointless or stuff my kids didn’t want or stuff my kids already knew.
So I get curriculum from many places…
For math I highly recommend Math Mammoth ; it is well organized and set up and the price is just perfect.
As for other subjects; I have a variety of stuff we use on and off depending if they are interested in using it or not at that moment.
For french we have Rosetta Stone as our main source; my review of rosetta stone is so/so ; I find it does’t pick up the kids voices that well and kind of goes from easy to expecting them to spell all of a sudden 
I supplement with story books and shows in french.
For italian I have these great books and italian cartoons are always very entertaining.
For geography and history we use ‘Canada map books’, they are a really great place to start. We supplement with books from the library and shows on history.
For science I have several kits I bought that have helped my kids learn hands on.
I try to go with what they are into and find stuff to expand on for them to learn more … the internet is always a wonderful resource.
And I find you don’t always need curriculum in the sense of a workbook with pages to write in but rather hands on learning is essential.
Do you have any curriculum you love ?
Go check out the rest of the Canadian blogging team and what they use for curriculum also check out and download the FREE printable from the Canadian homeschooler on buying curriculum
~Lisa
