At Mission Vista Academy, you are welcome to personalize your own curriculum using textbooks, online programs, and other resources. There are so many curricula to choose from, so please know that I am here to help you find a perfect curriculum choice for your child. You can begin your journey by exploring the links below.

Curriculum & Resource Ideas

learning style quiz.

Homeschool Styles

Free Homeschool Resources

Educational Service Vendors

South Schools Curriculum Showcase

School at Home Website

Student Support Website

Standards Aligned Curriculum Options

***FREE TUTORING RESOURCE***   ALL California students can now get free 24/7 online tutoring and homework help. You can access directly here. 

Classes and Tutoring List-Our Vendor list has grown, but is also always changing. This is not an exhaustive list, and there may be other options in our area that are not vendors. Check the Homeschool Hub for the most up to date info.

SORA -free digital library this year for all MVA students

Epic-K-8 

ReadWorks-K-12 reading comprehension site

Storyline Online-learn to read

Starfall-learn to read

Reading Bear-learn to read

Kidz Club-learn to read

Teach Your Monster to Read-learn to read

Hubbad's Cupboard Printables-learn to read

You Can Read Printables-learn to read

Printable Reading Games and worksheets

Reading Games

Hoopla-Free Audio Books connected to the library 

Many Books-e-Books

Vooks-Free for a year for homeschoolers (click teacher)

Librivox-audio books

“I Can Statements” will help to identify the learning goals for your child for their grade level.  At each learning period meeting, we will work together to identify which I Can Statements your child will be learning during each learning period.

"I Can" Checklist & Resource page

Subscription boxes are a wonderful way to supplement your student's curriculum.

There are a lot of great subscription boxes and no room to list them all. 

Click here to check out some of our favorites!

Subscription boxes are a wonderful way to supplement your student's curriculum.

There are a lot of great subscription boxes, and no time to list them all. I like to go to this site, https://hellosubscription.com/ to look at the many different boxes they have. Just search for age and type of box, then have fun comparing them.

Here is a list of some of our favorites:

Educational boxes

Kiwi crate 5-8 with STEM projects,

Doodle Crate 9-16 with creative art crafts, and

Tinker Crate 9-16 with STEM projects

Green Kid Crafts Eco-friendly discovery boxes, Ages 3-10

Magic School Bus Science Club

Little Passports a global adventure for your kids.

Early Explorers ages 3-5

World edition ages 6-10

USA edition ages 7-12

Brainy Kit a Montessori subscription box for ages 4-9,

Girls Can! Crate introduces kids to fearless women who have changed the world!

Let's Make Art-1 box at a time

Get Sketchbox-basic

Bitsbox

MEL Science

Food and Cooking boxes

Raddish kids a cooking club for kids ages 4 and up, (no food included)

Kidstir fun cooking kit each month includes recipes, tools and additional items. (no food included)

Books and Literature

Ivy Kids for kids ages 3-8. Excellent bang for your buck!

GiftLit a unique book a month subscription ages range from baby to adult.