Recommended Homeschool Curriculum for Students with Dyslexia, Dysgraphia and/or Dyscalculia

There isn’t one curriculum that fits everyone’s needs. Some work better for different learning styles, than others.  You may need to try a few different programs before you find the right fit.
This list has been compiled from many trusted resources. Not all recommendations have been tested by 3D Learning Experts or Jess Arce.

All Subjects
Field Trips: All of life is learning‼️ 
You don’t need to always use a curriculum.  We went on lots of field trips when you boys were young and they learned so much about so many things on trips like Fritos Lays factory, a silvermine, Disneyland, an old printing press, Bellagio flowers, apple picking, and many more amazing trips in the three states we have homeschooled.

Unit studies: Can come from all different sources. One year we read around the world in 80 Days, another year we purchase a unit study about Egypt

Five in a Row (ages 4-8) Before Five in a Row (ages 2-4) Before Five in a Row.
Five in a Row opens up the world of learning through children’s books and creative play - a personal favorite.

Book series:  You Need to Know About...Homework, Science, History and Math by Anne Zeman and Kate Kelly

Audio Book Links and Apps
Librivox and Gutenberg Project 
hoopla 
CDs from the library. They are free
Sparkle Stories
Wow in the World
Good Night Stories for Rebel Girls
Bedtime History
The Past & the Curious
Purple Rocket
Scribd
Libby
OverDrive
KindleBookshare
Learning Ally
National Library Service 

Resources on Audiobook and Assistive Technology

• Reading Rockets 
  
• Free audiobooks and digital text-to-speech books
  
• Do Audiobooks get in the way in learning to read?
  

Math
Learn Math Fast From Addition to Calculus We use this program with our Lexia Learners students after we teach multiplication. We read it to students and incorporate manipulatives.. Save 15% with the code: LEARNER
Times Tales great for learning multiplication
Money Munchkids Teaches about finances
Dave Ramsey Foundations in Personal Finance Homeschool Edition
Skip Counting songs 
Khan Academy Great for practicing math concepts
Life of Fred From Addition to Algebra
Right Start Math
Abacus
Teaching Textbooks Starts In 3rd grade

English Language Arts

Reading
Whatever you do, please choose a program that uses an Orton-Gillingham approach
Barton Reading and Spelling System is my favorite
Wilson Reading System 
All About Reading
Reading Horizons 
Smart Kids Who Hate to Read

Spelling
Barton Reading and Spelling System is my favorite
Easy Peasy
All About Spelling
Sequential Spelling
Spelling-U-See

Essay Writing
Institute of Excellence (IEW) - My all-time favorite.  I have been using it with my students and my own children since 2010, works great for learners of all ages!
The Easy Essay.com 
The Baran Method

Handwriting
Handwriting Without Tears (check out their iPad app!) -My favorite
Growing Writers
Italic Series
Smart Kids Who Hate to Write / Dianne Craft
Lidia Stanton


History
Story of the World Audiobooks and Activity books  (Christian Based) -my favorite
Studies Weekly
Curiosity Chronicles
Little Passports 
Crafty School Crates
Beautiful Feet (Christian Based)

Science
Hands-on Science projects
Science videos
Monthly kits: https://melscience.com/US-en/kids
Apologia: Exploring Creation With Series
Youtube videos


Other Subjects 
Economics Whatever Happened to Penny Candy? BY: RICHARD J. MAYBURY
Art Google ScetchUP

Keyboarding
Keyboarding Without Tears
Sense-lang.org
Touch-type
Nitro typing and racing game
Qwertytown
Nessy fingers
Typing Club


Online Courses
Coursera.org
Khan Academy
Udacity
EdX
MOOC
Wolfram Mathematica
MIT & Stanford have free classes

Youtube Video Series /Channels
What You Missed in History Class 
Crash Course in History 
Physics Girl
Tested (Adam Savage)