Where to Get Homeschool Calculus Curriculum

Do you have a teen who will be studying Calculus in the upcoming year?

I have a list of homeschool calculus curriculum you might be interested in. This list includes textbooks, DVDs, and online courses your teen can use.

If you don’t find everything you need in the list below, you might want to check out my posts about complete homeschool curriculum and educational marketplaces. They will have even more resources you can use.

Also, remember that dual enrollment with a college is an option for homeschooling Calculus.

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Homeschool Calculus Curriculum

Apex Learning – Get a course in AP Calculus AB from Apex Learning.

Ask Dr. Callahan – This site has build-your-own options for homeschool Calculus and other courses.

Barron’s – This company has several books for learning Calculus including E-Z Calculus and Barron’s AP Calculus.

Bartlett Publishing – Get Calculus from the Ground Up by Jonathan Bartlett on this homeschool publishing site.

Berkeley Science – This site has the Calculus Without Tears program which teaches mathematical modeling and computational calculus.

Chalk Dust Company – Get a Calculus 1 course from Chalk Dust.

DerekOwens.com – Get an AP Calculus course with video lectures and a textbook from Derek Owens.

DIVE – DIVE has a couple of online Calculus options including one which supports Saxon Math.

Polka Dot Publishing – This is the publisher of Life of Fred books which can be purchased on Z-Twist Books or Educents.

Saxon Math – Published by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, Saxon Math has a Calculus curriculum specifically for homeschoolers which is also available on Amazon.

Thinkwell Homeschool – Thinkwell has an online learning course in Calculus.

I hope you found the right homeschool calculus curriculum for your teen from this list. Do you know of anyone else who needs these resources? Help them out by sharing this post with them.

More help on this site for teaching Calculus:

• Calculus Apps for High School and College Students
• YouTube Channels with Calculus Videos
• Free Websites for Teaching Calculus

Many blessings,