Best curriculum & lesson plans according to redditors

Very cool. Here is a pretty good inexpensive study guide that I'm using with the a book club I assist with at our church, though may be too simple for freshmen kids.

Not an adolescent, but when I was about nine a librarian recommended The Westing Game. Still one of my favorites.

Here you go. Cheap and legit

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It's not actually a homeschooling book, and I'm not terribly certain it will help from the student side (I think there's a good chance it will, or I would not be mentioning it), but Salman Khan's The One World Schoolhouse really was a paradigm-changer for me as a homeschooler.

Also, I bought a version of this for my kids (a 60-day version that was $15 and we're honestly going to be building our own once it's consumed, because that stuff adds up!). We just got it so I can't really say how effective it will be, but my oldest, who I strongly suspect has some form of ADD, is super excited at the very prospect. It's a library-based program, and self-paced and self-led. It's got all the nice literature-based study stuff parents love broken down in a way that makes it easily accessible to students. That page does say you'll need to add in a math program, but perhaps Khan Academy can suffice there for you.

Looks like it was Drout's Quick and Easy Old English, which has the advantage of being pretty cheap.

The Kindle version is OK, but a dead-tree would be nicer (I found myself using bookmarks pretty heavily to refer back to things.)

If you'd like to see a page or two, let me know what you want and I'd be happy to provide.

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bonus: All professors' websites are garbage.

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>Old English Wikipedia

of course that's a thing.