Also you might want to consider Life of Fred Advanced Algebra. Or Developmental Math Level18 Algebra II has only around 123 pages.

If he likes Saxon and if he isn't having problems with it, it's a complete curriculum. Or Check out Teaching Textbooks. They have it online now but you still can get the text books for 2.0.

Rod and Staff has nice social studies books.

Jolly Grammar Or Critical Thinking Co. Language Smarts or Editor in Chief Easy Grammar is also good.

There are lots of other books. If it is teaching something that you specially like, maybe there's another one about the same topic that is more interesting.

Monarch Chemistry is an online Chemistry curriculum by Alpha Omega.

To have a few paper textbooks or reference books around, and not just rely on the internet is great. Also having a Bible, and not just relying on a computer Bible, is a good idea if weather or something makes the computer unavailable.

Get a large piece of paper, so it can be folded and taken with you. Example: Use the inside of strong gift wrap. Don't make it too large, so it is not hard to handle. They may enjoy looking at RandMcNally Kids' Road Atlas.

You can use the worksheet generator at: http://www.commoncoresheets.com/SpellingMaker.php Just type in your words and click Create Worksheet. If you want a workbook type of curriculum, there's (Association of Christian Schools International) ACSI Spelling, or Steck-Vaughn Spelling: Linking Words to Meaning.

Some review may be needed in the beginning of a school year, besides she's still pretty young. If AAS with the tiles don't work, there is Words Their Way, SnapWords from Child1st, or Spelling You See.

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Language Lessons for Today from My Father's World, and Language Lessons from Queen Homeschool are two other curriculums that are of interest to Charlotte Mason homeschoolers. Or For something that isn't Charlotte Mason there's Spectrum Language Arts.

Sower Series from Mott Media

Nice Curriculum

My Friend and I by Lysanne Grey Children of Color Storybook Bible or a colorful nature book

Poetry Practice: Lessons in Writing Poetry by Mrs. Silas Bowman Praise and Practice:Christian Music Reader is nice for learning and practicing music theory. BJU The Composer

Scheduling Methods: A time slot for each, and the student pick up whatever they want of that subject until they all get finished. Example: Time Slot for science: Each time they could pick one of the following ( Explore the World of Physics, Bite-size Physics, Instant Egghead Guide to Physics + 7 go-alongs) until they all get finished. Another Idea schedule a different one for different day of the week. If you want each option scheduled each day, divide the science hour into 20 minute sections for the 3 options; or if you have half an hour for science 10 minute sections.

Some Ideas: A nice wooden table at one end, with office chairs that adjust up and down, so they can be the right height for the students. The right height helps with eye strain. Another table at the other end to hold the current science or art project A book shelf with a shelf for each student, and another shelf or so for reference or educational books A green plant or so A wall map and a few educational charts

Teaching Textbook if that's what he likes. Maybe he needs shorter math lessons (like two or three shorter sessions a day), and then take the time to go slow and focus on accuracy.

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I'm glad he enjoys the Old Testament Bible stories. ?

Victory Drill Book is great for gaining speed in reading. The teacher does short timed drills with the student.

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A little extra math or handwriting shouldn't be to much as long as they are enjoying it. Developmental Mathematics is a nice math curriculum. If you use Math Mammoth this page https://www.mathmammoth.com/books.php helps explain the differences in their math products.