The best curriculum is not always a grade specific one.

The best curriculum is what works for you, with each subject adjusted to your level.

As a home schooler you can work at different levels in each subject if you’d like, as well as work at your own pace to catch up, or move ahead.

For the requirements for each state go to the following web site; http://www.hslda.org/

Here are a few web sites to check out on different curriculum’s, and other home school information that may be of use to you.

Good luck.

http://ebiz.netopia.com/clpress/

http://homeschooling.gomilpitas.com/

http://www.angelfire.com/or/mtdewbydo/secularcurric.html

Once you know what specific topics you must learn, you can begin shopping! Usually there will be a local homeschool support group in your area which you can get input and support from as well.

I personally would discuss how you learn best with your mom. Are you computer savvy? Switched on School house,Abeka, and Bob Jones have online programs that are generally accepted and thorough. If you like reading, there are lots of literature based programs. One is Beautiful Feet Books. Some of my favorite homeschool shopping places are R.O.C.K. solid homeschooling and Veritas Press. Rainbow Resource is also a cheap and thorough place to buy curriculum. Some states have online programs where you are signed up through the public school but take all your courses online. You might ask your school district for info on that. Some are free.

Good luck…I hope it all works out!

The link is a Forum and one person gives many resources that may help.

http://forum.homeschool.com/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=642&PN=1