First, check out my Curricula here: L.D.S. Homeschool Products at my Teachers Pay Teachers store
Next, I have tried to make a fairly comprehensive list of LDS Homeschool Curricula. This is for teaching of Doctrines and Scriptures of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, and for academics from the LDS perspective.
I have compiled this list so that you will now have the same trouble I had in finding great LDS Homeschooling Curricula and Resources. I am really excited about this. I hope this helps a lot of new and experienced homeschool parents in getting what they need in order to teach homsechool with an LDS perspective.
I am using Life School, Discover the Scriptures and Finch Family Games a lot in my homeschool, but some of these others look worth trying, too. My advice is to try samples of each and see what works best for your family! I warn you against buying a full curriculum without sampling it. I also advise searching for reviews and asking around before outting money into any of this!
Happy Discovering, and please tell others about this resource! Thanks!
About LDS Homeschooling:
Notes About Michelle Stone’s ‘Celestial Education’ DVD (available on YouTube and Vimeo)
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These Teach Homeschool Academics with LDS Gospel Lessons:
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Brite Music K-2 Plus Values and Safety Education
Keystone Ed by Tresta Neil
Textbook Publishers (Kimber, Skousen)
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Jenny Phillips Curriculum (k-3; 4-6 in the works; appears to be LA only)
Learning To Read Using the Book of Mormon
My LDS Preschool
Love to Learn by LDS former Homeschool Mom and now Grandma Curricula kits, homeschool supplies, and guidebooks
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Resources for Teaching Academics from an LDS perspective:
Simplified scriptures for early readers (1st or 2nd graders)
Timelines, etc.
Book of Mormon Sight Words Flashcards
Living History Books
Moorhouse Academy Curriculum Blog
Resources for teaching One week sample here
Devotionals, Coloring Pages, Scripture Printables for posting & Copywork Pages
Science and Religion, LDS perspective book by David Barker
LDS doctrine to very young kids:
Faith in God Activity Booklets for Boys and Girls made by a homeschool mom
Brick of Mormon
L.D.S. Notebooking Booklets (free downloads)
Book of Mormon
Learning to Read Using the Book of Mormon
Learn to Read Using the Book of Mormon Reader
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Resources for Teaching Youth the Scriptures and Doctrine:
2016 LDS.org Curricula
Book of Mormon Study Guide
Preach My Gospel lessons
Academic Curriculum Created by LDS People:
Confessions of a Homeschool Mom
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Melonheadz TPT store
Confessions of a Homeschooler
Grade-Level Packages
Other Resources
The Helpful Garden (free Montessori Printables)
Facebook group for Members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints who Homeschool
Note: If YOU have a curriculum or resource that would fit into any of these lists, and want yours included here, I would be happy to add it. Please send me a message! Thanks!
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Relaxed Homeschool Utah 
Can I be included on your list?
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Yes! I want all resources and curriculum for LDS Homeschoolers here! Send me the link!
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Milestonesacademy.com and hold2therod areboth LDS homeschool curricula that I know of. I’ve been really intrigued by hold2therod but no one seems to know about it.
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Thanks for telling me about milestone academy and hole 2 the rod!
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I do have a link to Iron Rod included. I did say at the end, to please let me know if I am missing any. I do think your wording is condescending. Please be kind. I did not do anything to you. Why do you feel a need to attack me? Does it make you feel better? It wouldn’t me. I hope people are nicer to you than you are to me.
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Moorhouse is a private school, which I am not including here. This is a list of LDS Curricula which can be taught from home. It is not a list of all LDS Curricula.
Iron Rod has no web site and this is a site for links to web sites. Let’s hope they get a web site.
The other one is a Charlotte Mason Homeschool Curricula, which LDS people can use, but this blog post is specifically for LDS Homeschool Curricula, which teaches using doctrines and history of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints.
Perhaps one day I will do a post about LDS online hybrid private schools and LDS private schools. I will make sure to include your school when I do.
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You have done a wonderful thing here collecting things in one place, thus, making it easier for LDS homeschoolers to find resources. I apologize if I came across sounding condescending. That was not my intention.
I sent you my phone number through fb as I have no other way to reach you but here and there.
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Welleducatedheart.com by Marlene Petersen!
Please add this to your list of curriculum by a Latter Day Saint
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This is a great LDS curriculum. You can buy it directly from the publisher without attending the Academy, or can purchase it from an Academy.
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Thanks. I will add it. I do appreciate it because I want my list to be all-inclusive, so that people, can come here and see every LDS Homeschool Curriculum available, so that they do not have to go searching for them. This, because I would have liked such a source myself, when starting out homeschooling. I want homeschooling and finding a curriculum to be made easier for the busy moms out there.
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Lisa, thank you for emailing. The link did not take me to the page so I did not see what curriculum or what started the conversation.
thanks, Donna
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Pinned this. Thank you for compiling this list, especially since I am not on Facebook (and never will be). Thanks, Lisa!
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I also would include this link for Tresta Neil who teaches LDS Symbology and how to teach Christ centered learning. 🙂 http://www.keystoneed.com/tresta-neil.html
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O.k. Will add. Thanks!
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I would also add Donna Goff’s work as well. It is wonderful.
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hers is there already–milestone
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Lisa, your first preschool link has been hacked, I think. It did not lead me to a preschool curriculum, but to something else which wasn’t good. Just letting you know.
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Oh, my! Thanks!
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It’s been a little over a year since I visited milestones academy probably , one of my toddlers friends cut up a bunch of my resources from her website today. I’m try to re-print them, but it says the website can no longer be found. Does anyone know what happened to Milestones? It’s been one of my favorite resources and I’ll be so sad if it’s gone.
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Is this it? I found it by searching online. http://milestonesacademykc.com/
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Building Heroes Academy isn’t specifically LDS, it is non-religious. But many LDS families use it!
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