Astryd_home schooling  wrote:

  Zalina_2003  wrote:
Greetings everybody, Hello from the delightful Garden State! Can somebody offer any advice where I can find an accredited and secular sixth grade math course? A math curriculum which is similar to New Jersey's curriculum is also acceptable.

Hey there For homeschooled students, I believe it is much wiser to study with a program which employs state accredited math teachers with a state accepted math homeschool program rather than separately built math lessons that may not comply with New Jersey's math standards. You may want to check out the ones in this page, as there are some very good options to select from: grade 6 the best homeschool program.

Thank you for the advice!

  Zalina_2003  wrote:
Thank you for the advice!

You are welcome!

  Italy_1983  wrote:

  Zalina_2003  wrote:
Greetings everybody, Hello from the delightful Garden State! Can somebody offer any advice where I can find an accredited and secular sixth grade math course? A math curriculum which is similar to New Jersey's curriculum is also acceptable.

Being in New Jersey too and after having done extensive research on homeschooling, we decided to go with a math curriculum from a state licensed instructor. There are several math curriculums here by state licensed math teachers: sixth grade the best homeschool program. Feel free to reply back if you have any other questions.

Thanks for the help.

  Zalina_2003  wrote:
Thanks for the help.

No worries! Good luck!

  Klara1980  wrote:
Hi! Having done quite a bit of homeschooling, I can tell you that you should really check out purchasing either a nationally recognized math program or a New Jersey accredited math program although I would focus more on instructors who are state accredited math teachers.

Thanks for the input.

  Zalina_2003  wrote:
Thanks for the input.