Homeschool Curriculum Shopping Made Easy With Amazon Lists

Have you heard of the Amazon Lists feature? It is a great tool to help you create a homeschool curriculum or shop for your homeschool supplies. You can save both time and money plus you get your homeschool supplies delivered straight to your door.

I’ve always loved shopping at Amazon. 

I love reading the reviews, being able to compare different items, and being able to look inside most of the books before I purchase them.

I love planning, so before you start shopping for homeschool curriculum make sure you pull out your planning page in order to make creating your Amazon Lists easier.

Homeschooling has gained immense popularity in recent years, with more families opting for it than ever before.

However, for working moms, choosing the right curriculum can be an overwhelming task amidst their busy schedules.

Fortunately, Amazon Lists can simplify the process and make homeschool curriculum shopping easier for working moms too. In this blog post, we’ll explore how to create an Amazon List specifically for homeschool curriculum, how to find and compare options on Amazon, and how to use your list to track prices and availability.

Why Amazon Lists Is Saving My Homeschool

It doesn’t matter if you’ve been homeschooling since the beginning as I have or if you’ve been thrown into homeschooling because of the current restrictions, purchasing homeschool curriculum can be overwhelming.

Many homeschool moms I know love shopping and supporting vendors at homeschooling conventions. Unfortunately, many of these were canceled this year. Or the homeschool conventions are far away from home, and have you seen these gas prices?? Shopping online can save you time and money.

Amazon is saving my homeschool, and I bet it can make your own shopping much easier!

Adding on the Ebates cashback reward system, the easy return policy, and free shipping from Amazon Prime, it is my number one place to shop. Did I mention 2-day shipping and not leaving my house??

As a working mom who is never home, those days I don’t need to leave the house are lifesavers and well-guarded. Homeschool curriculum and supplies delivered right to my door are something I appreciate and wanted to share because it saves me time and money. And I value and budget both!

How To Find Homeschooling Resources From Amazon

Finding “just the right homeschooling resources” can be tough.

Even after 14 years of homeschooling, I know you need to do more than just pick some homeschool curriculum based on Amazon reviews.

When choosing homeschool curriculum, always start with knowing your homeschool laws and requirements. Next, choose the curriculum based on your child. I use these questions to help me figure out what is best for each of my children. Lastly, I research, read reviews, and talk to those using programs before I decide what we will be using. The information I gather is priceless!

But that doesn’t mean I don’t get stumped!

The truth is, we all get stumped from time to time, no matter how long we’ve been homeschooling. Our kids and our lives change, and we need to change with them.

But I’ve gone one step further by creating Amazon lists to help me out.

My Amazon Lists For Homeschooling:

To make it easier for you to find, research, and read reviews I’ve taken the time to organize my Amazon store.

They have a wonderful new feature called “Amazon Lists” where I was able to create subject-based lists. You will find items we as a family have used and enjoyed on these lists.

I’ve created the following lists for homeschooling and will add to them as we find new items we love.

Disclosure: I may receive commissions for purchases made through links in this post.

• Homeschooling Books & Novels
• Books & Planners For Mom (Working & Homeschooling)
• Homeschool Curriculum For Middle School
• Homeschool Curriculum For High School
• Homeschool Fun: Games
• Homeschool Supplies

How To Use Amazon Lists For Your Curriculum Shopping

When you visit each Amazon List above you’ll find images of our favorite resources.

You will also find some have a note, I have not gotten to them all yet. If you click on it, you will see my personal thoughts on the program. (Shown in the photo as Number 1)

You’ll also see the current price. (Number 2 on the photo above).

Lastly, if you click on the image, it will take you directly to the item where you can read the reviews and product information.

That is why I love using Amazon Lists for shopping – quick and easy! Curriculum shopping doesn’t have to be overwhelming.

This is your homeschool, and you get to choose! ♥ Remember to always keep you and your family in mind. Shop for your child, and if something isn’t working, you can always change programs. You do not have to wait until next year.

Using Amazon Lists To Save Money

It’s clear that homeschool curriculum shopping can be a daunting task. However, utilizing Amazon Lists and taking advantage of the benefits of online shopping can make the process much easier and more efficient.

By keeping your child’s needs in mind, researching and reading reviews, and being willing to change programs when necessary, you can find the right resources to create a successful homeschool experience. Don’t forget to also sign up for Ebates for additional savings.

Remember, your homeschool is your own, so enjoy the freedom to choose what works best for you and your family!

Homeschool Budget Resources:

• My Favorite Homeschool Resources
• New To Homeschooling Resources
• How Do You Use Amazon Prime In Your Homeschool?
• Homeschool Curriculum: How I Homeschool for $250 a Year!
• Simple Ways to Save Money on Homeschool Curriculum

If you do a lot of shopping on Amazon, make sure to sign up for Ebates. Real money goes right into your account with no extra steps. You just shop like you always do and get your money back. Seriously.

I’ll show you how easy it is to set it up right here: How To Get Money Back Quickly And Easily With Ebates: Set It And Forget It.

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