Top 15 Secular Language Arts Curriculums Comparison and Review

I compared curriculums like:
Logic of English
All About Reading
Brave Writer
Five in a Row
Handwriting Without Tears
Explode the Code
Fun-schooling
Night Zookeeper
Prodigy English
Khan Academy
Explode the Code
Teach Your Child to Read in 100 Easy Lessons
Reading Eggs
ABC Mouse
Teach Your Monster to Read
Alphablocks
All of them are secular or non-religious or can be easily adapted to be secular.
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[@ashleyfavors1052]

Wow! A lot of info in here!!!! Thanks for being so in depth with such a variety of LA programs! I’m also feeling better that I’m not the only one who switches around LA curriculums frequently- have probably half of the ones mentioned here 😂 five in a row will always be my favorite ❤

[@BaileyAcademy]

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[@thehomeschoolfamily]

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[@jwrightgardening]

Nice coverage of some good curriculum. With five kids, we've used most of them at one point or another.
Reading Eggs really is a full curriculum- there is a lesson planning section with daily lesson plans with activities and worksheets that correspond to the online digital lessons and activities. We used it for a couple of months as a supplement before I discovered that section and we ended up using it for over a year as a whole curriculum for reading and math. Now we are back to using it as a supplement since one of my children is dyslexic.
For her and another child with visual processing difficulties, Logic of English gave them the most success. The key with LOE is you don't usually do a whole lesson in one day. You pick the activities that most fit your child's learning style and skip the rest of save it for the next day.

[@thehomeschoolfamily]

Thanks, I might have to try that with LOE. I still have it and plan on trying it again in the future.

[@daisydaisy0121]

another one is Writer's Workshop by Layers of Learning. I love it because it's so versatile and can be used in elementary all the way to high school-- covers grammar and writing. It is comparable to Brave Writer but without the work hanging on a read aloud.

[@thehomeschoolfamily]

I don't think I ever heard of it. Thanks. I'll have to check it out.

[@Abelfam5]

Night zoo keeper, I thought my daughter would love it but she didn't care for it.

[@thehomeschoolfamily]

My son didn't love it either. He did it but didn't love it.