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This post was edited on Nov 05, 2009 10:21 AM

History- Mystery of History, TruthQuest, Heart of Dakota (unit)

Science-Apologia

English-Easy Grammar Plus (middle school and up)

Math: Math-u-see, Developmental math

Language arts: Sonlight (goes by Level 1, 2, 2 advanced and so on.

Upper level math - VidoeText
Science - Aplogia
Math - Ray's Arithmetic, MUS?


I am a little confused by your question, especially for core subjects in the lower grades. These will generally progress by skills, especially in math. Are you looking for books that don't have numbers on them? Couldn't you just say that they are level # instead of grade? I'm honestly not being snide, I'm just trying to understand what you're asking so I can help.

K

Writing Strands
Spelling Power
(neither of which worked for us, but I don't think they go by grade levels)
Mystery of History
Truthquest
Beautiful Feet
Apologia (even though they recommend grade levels, they aren't on the books)
PAC (Paradigm Accelerate Curriculum)
Vocabulary Vine
Vocabulary from the Roots Up

Well, this is one of the strenths of the ACE program, using paces without grade levels on them. They even offer placement testing.

Rainbow Science comes to mind as well for middle school science. They have an upper elementary program coming out soon, and also offer Chemistry.

Mystery of History (MOH) is a great choice for history, but the last volume covering modern history is still in waiting to be published.

Many people see Rod and Staff English AND CLE LA as "levels" rather than grades, because they are so advanced.

For literature, you could use guides from either Progeny Press or Total Language Plus, which offer their products according to grade ranges rather than one particular grade.

For Math, there's Saxon, MUS, CLE, and TT in which most folks usually ingnore the "level" and simply place their dc according to their placement testing. In fact, most of these math programs do not follow a traditional scope/sequence, therefore placement testing is paramount to success, yet they are all very solid programs providing an excellent education to your kids if they are placed correctly.

If you absolutely want NO grade or level mentioned whatsoever on the cover, then ACE is probably what you're looking for.

HTH a bit. :)

Nancy

AVKO Sequential Spelling

Chalkdust Math

Vocabulary Cartoons (has elementary and secondary book levels)

Red Hot Root Words

Reading Comprehension books by EPS

Total Language Plus Literature guides (all in one english)

Trail Guide to U.S./World/ Geography

Runkle Geography (middle-high school ages)

Many Christian Liberty Press history readers (are ungraded)

Streams of Civilization vol. 1 and 2

Stories of the Pilgrims

The Story of the Middle Ages

Boys and Girls of Colonial Days

American Pioneers and Patriots

A Child's Story of America

Exploring American History

The Story of Inventions

Nature Readers ( 5 volumes)

Hillyer's Child's History of the World

Guerbers history books

Edward Eggleston's history books

Greenleaf Press History

NOEO science

Math Drill Express CD-rom by Chalkdust

Typing Instructor (there's one for kids too)



Etc..

Thank you all keep them coming.
I am pretty new to Hs.We have been Hs just a few years and used grade level box stuff.I have not heard of any of these.So I am excited.
Yes I want them w/o grades on them.
Series that advance.Grade ranges are great also.