 Five in a Row is a unit based curriculum based on great picture books. There are 2 preschool aged curriculums Before Five in a Row and More Before Five in a Row. The curriculum was written by Jane Claire Lambert who started homeschooling her own children back in 1981. She and her husband Steve have spoken at many homeschool conferences. They are faith filled believing Christians and Ben and I have always enjoyed Steve's talks. Five in a Row has a long history in homeschooling and has been used by many families. I personally have used Five in a Row (not the preschool books) and I loved this curriculum. It is easy to use, engaging, great books are picked to use each week with your children, and my children still talk about some of the books used in this curriculum. I adore Five in a Row and would encourage you to look into using this in your homeschool.
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 Winter Promise - I'm Ready to Learn looks like a great open and go curriculum for homeschool families. I have used several of Winter Promise's curriculums, but I'm yet to try the preschool curriculum. It looks like a great curriculum packed full of fun for our preschoolers' and it's a strong contender for me to be using this year with my almost 4 year old - I'm still deciding. That being said Winter Promise is a solid Christian company with curriculum that is always easy to use, well written, and so much fun to learn with. I would highly recommend considering this in your preschool curriculum choices!
Click Here to learn more about Winter Promise I'm Ready to Learn  Memoria Press is a classical based curriculum - they have curriculum for all ages and I love much of what they do. Today let's talk about their pre-school curriculum. I love Memoria Press's preschool curriculum because it is, as you can see in the picture above, heavily book based. In preschool years children love books and I love tying learning to great books - Memoria Press does just this. Simple and easy to use curriculum, and engaging and fun for kids. This is a great basic preschool curriculum.
Click here to learn more about Memoria Press  A Gentle and Classical Preschool is a Charlotte Mason and Classical style curriculum. The curriculum is beautiful, well put together, has a strong biblical base, and is filled with great learning. The curriculum is also continuing to be developed as a second year has been released. You can purchase this curriculum in print or digital form. The curriculum is packed with activities to do each week with your children. I used this curriculum this year with my 3 year old and we both enjoyed it. The curriculum covers Memory Verses and Catechisms, Health and Safety, Language Arts, Character Traits, Math, Social Studies, Science, and Motor Skills You can pick and chose what you do or don't want to to use, which makes this an easy curriculum to use.
Click Here to Learn more about A Gentle and Classical Preschool  ABC Jesus Loves Me is a wonderful resource for homeschool families with preschool children. Many of the resources on their website are FREE. This curriculum is a well rounded fun curriculum for preschoolers to learn so much about Jesus and academics too. The teachers guide is simple and easy to use. There are workbooks, games and activities for the preschoolers too. There are 5 years worth of curriculum to meet all the needs of whatever stage your preschooler is at. I have used this curriculum with my 3 year old and we have loved the ease of this curriculum.
Click Here to Learn more about ACB Jesus Loves Me  Confessions of a homeschooler is a great digital preschool curriculum. Each week you focus on a new letter with activities, books, games, crafts and writing practice. The pace is simple to use and the lessons are retained. Images are colorful and fun for your preschooler.
I loved using this program with some of my children. It’s a fun and easy to use program that took the work and planning out of planning a letter for the week! Click Here to learn more about Confessions of a Homeschooler  A Year of Playing Skillfully is without a doubt my favorite preschool age curriculum. The curriculum is broken up by months with plenty of options to fill each day while still allowing fun and play along the way. Each month gives you ideas on books to read, social skills, a verse to memorize, math, field trip ideas, sensory ideas, outdoor, motor skills, art, and music plus holiday fun too! My type A personality, also appreciates how well organized this curriculum is. It's easy to use, lays out all the supplies you will need for the month so you can purchase or round up everything you need before a new month begins. And the best part about A Year of Playing Skillfully is the joy of learning that comes with this curriculum. Preschool is not the time for bogging kids down with worksheets and math facts. Kids learn best through play and life should be full of great play. A Year of Playing Skillfully does this - fills your home with great educational play. Click Here to learn more about The Homegrown Preschool  |