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Question: Homeschool Curriculum starting at preschool? (preferably non-religious)?

I am interested in trying to homeschool my toddler, and if it works out possibly continuing to homeschool him later. Does anyone know of any good Homeschooling curriculum that starts with toddler/preschool and continues on. Also, I would prefer something non-religious (especially in the sciences), since I want him to learn about evolution and not creationism. Thanks.
I should clarify...I have no problems with a Christian program, as long as it teaches evolution and the sciences as they are taught in the public schools. Additional Christian lessons about faith, etc, are no problem. Thanks.

Answer: If you want to just try out Home Schooling, you can go to a place like Sam's club or Books-a-million and get a comprehensive curriculum book this will give you all you need to see if you like it, and it is not religious at all. I am Home Schooling my 5 year old using 1st grade material. I got the first book from Sam's and we went through it in about 3 months so I got another book from Books-A-Million to start on next week. Also you can go to www.schoolspecialtypublishing.com
they have some good resources

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