Finding a homeschool curriculum that fits exactly what you are looking for can sometimes be a daunting task. There is plenty of help out there and many people find that subscribing to homeschooling magazines, joining internet forums and finding local likeminded homeschool groups is a good way to start.

If you have never homeschooled before, you should consider attending a local homeschool convention/conference. There are always lots curriculum providers attending. Also keep in mind that with some curriculum providers, not everything is included and you are required to purchase additional textbooks and/or workbooks.

Be sure to keep your specific circumstances in mind when selecting a curriculum. The childs age as well as their placement either above or below grade level are important considerations.

If you are at a complete lose, then you may want to consider having your child take a placement test. There are many sources for these tests online. The test results will give you a good indication of your child's performance levels in the various subject classes (history, science, etc). In addition to the child's performance level, you may also want to consider the primary learning mode of your child. For example an auditory learner probably learn best with a lot of lecture type classes and a tactile learner will most likely excel with a curriculum that emphasizes more hands on type of activities.