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I am searching for the Good home school program. For Math, I found the Saxon Math.

But for Language English reading, writing program, I have no idea, Can anyone refer me a Good home School English reading, writing?

Thanks so much!

Begin with simple reading and counting when they are very young, add a little each year as the child grows, and they will simply thrive. Read to your children regularly. As they pick up an interest in the letters and words, you can start a specific reading curriculum. We use Sing, Spell, Read, and Write. Go here for more details:
http://www.everygoodpath.net/HowToStartHomeschooling

For language arts beyond this, we've used Learning Language Arts Through Literature. More details here:
http://www.everygoodpath.net/search/node/%22learning+language+arts%22

Try the old D and Jane books from the 1940's, 50's, or 60's. My son has aspergers syndrom and he was bored with any reading material I put in front of him, except D and Jane books. He's barely at a 3 letter word reading level and he went right to reading D an Jane. You can find them in the library or ebay.

We use Writing Strands for Language Arts, with trouble spots worked on in Critical Thinking Co. workbooks. WS is an inclusive program, so they learn spelling, grammar, etc. as they write. Sometimes it works wonderfully, other times (like tricky punctuation rules), we resort to a little extra practice in a workbook.

For reading we use library books.