Easy Peasy

18 recommendations and reviews from 17 people

• Referral from July 16, 2014
  

  Everything T. asked:

  Does anyone know of any free home school webpage?

  

  Brittany C. replied:

  Easypeasy.com

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• Referral from May 30, 2014
  

  Practical H. asked:

  Michelle Soto asked, "Does anyone have any suggestions on a homeschool science curriculum for an eighth and ninth grader? "Apologia is too advanced. BJUP is too expensive. We've tried unschooling in science and it didn't go too well. "Suggestions?"

  

  Kristi D. replied:

  Khan academy has science, ck-12 has middle school science and also the 4 kids.com sites (biology4 kids, chem4 kids, etc) and easypeasy.com all of these are free!

  

  Michelle S. replied:

  My goodness!!! So many suggestions! Thank you everyone! Looks like I have some research to do. We did try ck-12, they said it was too schoolish, tried easy peasy but they felt like it wasn't enough - it was too easy, we've done all the younger apologia books, we did try the middle school ones but they just thought it was too complicated to understand and seeing as how they need to do work alone some days, they were falling behind. I'm looking into ACE a and supercharged science right now but I'll check out the others too. Our district is also offering free virtual classes from Florida global for homeschoolers so I have to check that out too.....So much research...lol

  

  Jen L. replied:

  If I remember right, Easy Peasy uses Mr. Q for science. At least for year 1 of science which is human anatomy & plant biology.

  

  Jen L. replied:

  My suggestion is to look into Easy Peasy and see of that works for your family. Oh, and it's 100% FREE!

  

  Rachael T. replied:

  As much as we didn't like easy peasy as the full curriculum, science was fun and my kids liked it

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• Referral from December 20, 2013
  

  Practical H. asked:

  Michelle Henderson asked, "My daughter is in 6th grade and does great with computer work. "I have math, history and social studies that I like, but am looking for a grammar/writing program that is online and somewhat interactive. Any suggestions?"

  

  Debbie R. replied:

  I recently heard about easypeasy.com but haven't used it.

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• Referral from November 12, 2013
  

  Sarai B. asked:

  So me and my husband have decided that I am going to homeschool my daughter, does anyone recommend any curriculum?

  

  Samantha F. replied:

  There's MFW (there is a FB page called MFW Kindergarten if you'd like to check that out), Abeka (more worksheet based), easypeasy.com (free Christian curriculum), Sonlight (workbook based), and so on. Most have their own forum & FB pages so you can see real parents' thoughts on the curriculum. We love MFW so far

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• Referral from October 21, 2013
  

  Hip M. asked:

  April is looking for a free/cheap history #homeschool curriculum for 1st grade. Any suggestions?

  

  Christina Y. replied:

  www.easypeasy.com

  

  April S. replied:

  We have tried easy peasy and it wasn't for us but I will definitely check out the other suggested ideas. Thanks so much for the help

  

  Kristie B. replied:

  We just started using easy peasy and so far we love it!

  

  Melissa D. replied:

  Easy Peasy!

  

  Diane E. replied:

  Easy Peasy!

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• Referral from October 16, 2013
  

  Practical H. asked:

  Sarita Knull asked, "Does anyone know of a good, engaging, 2nd grade, online math math curriculum? "It's been strongly recommended by professionals that we implement a computerized curriculum for him. "He really enjoyed the Destination Math sample, but the Houghton Mifflin Harcourt representative said HMH is no longer offering that program. "Does anyone have any other suggestions for a program on par with Destination Math? Thank you."

  

  Misty R. replied:

  Time4 learning.com, Teaching Textbooks, Easypeasy.com. The last one is free!

  

  Dominique C. replied:

  Easy Peasy AND it's free!

  

  Kimberly P. replied:

  Yes, Khan Academy. Yes, Switched on Schoolhouse by Alpha Omega. This one is interactive and has nice graphics. And I have heard good things about Easy Peasy too.

  

  Robin C. replied:

  Easy peasy

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• Referral from October 5, 2013
  

  Practical H. asked:

  Mike N Angela Oelschlaeger asked, "I am looking for a language program for middle schoolers that teaches from CD-ROMs. We do NOT have Internet access in our area. "For math we use Teaching Textbook and love that format. Any suggestions?"

  

  Tina L. replied:

  I'm not sure if this is what you ate looking for, but Editor in Chief on CD-ROM. And Easypeasy.com is a free program.

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