I’ve only been homeschooling for 10 years, but I have a pretty long list of English curriculums/resources I’ve used ;-).
Here goes:
Rod & Staff
Evan-Moor Grammar and Punctuation
Sonlight English
Easy Grammar
Learning Language Arts through Literature
Writing Strands
MFW 1st grade
Editor and Chief
Total Language Plus
Wordsmith
English from the Roots UP
A Beka
Sandy Queen Language Lessons
And BJU Press
A few of these curriculums had pieces I really loved. I thought marking out prepositional phrases was a neat idea in Easy Grammar. I enjoyed the Orange Book in LLATL when we did poetry. I really enjoyed using the poetry selections from Sandi Queen’s Language Lessons and doubling them as speech work for my son who needed it. “Whose woods these are I think I know” is music to your ears when it is your own child reciting it. I loved Total Language Plus’s Amos Fortune Free Man study. It had such a neat correlation to our freedom in Christ. I liked the dictation part of that study, and I enjoyed reading things my kids wrote. I found Editor in Chief to be an excellent and challenging resource for proofreading. So there you know, I am aware of a world out there other than BJU Press.
I am now on my 3rd year of using BJU Press English. It’s a record!
I’ll put a review of BJU Press English in another post soon.
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