I'm wanting to try my son on Math U See, but I can't afford to buy it new right now. Also, I want to try Growing With Grammar, but I need recommendations on other areas. What are good programs for science, history ect.? He is has adhd, he's very smart & reads above his grade level, but he gets bored easily & hates math. He'll be going into 6th this year. Help! Lol. : )

I've been using HomeschoolClassifieds.com to buy and sell since January and I LOVE it!  It's not an auction site and you can do free listings and have a wanted list.  I check the listings daily.

JC

Vegsource.com is hard to look at (long lists of postings), but there are a LOT of sellers.  I find it helps to use my browser's "Find on this page" feature (under the "edit" tab--or CTRL F) to help me quickly look for a particular book.

Here's a link to the 7th-12th grade postings: www.vegsource.com/homeschool/fs712/index.html

Here's a link to the 3rd-6th grade postings: www.vegsource.com/homeschool/fs36/index.html

I also check homeschoolclassifieds, Amazon, and eBay.  (I notice, however, that this time of year is not a great one to get a good deal on eBay.  There are too many other homeschoolers all collecting their stuff at the same time!) :)

I periodically get used curriculums from abebooks.com and amazon.com

There's a Yahoo group specifically for folks wanting to buy or sell MUS.  I use Homeschool Classifieds for most other stuff. 

For science and history I love Beautiful feet curriculum. It's literature based so for a kid who loves to read it would be perfect!  As far as sites to buy used curriculum I usually just go to ebay. Dolly

http://www.bfbooks.com/

Homeschool classifieds is one of my favorites.  Also there are Yahoo groups for just about every kind of curriculum.

I like Pandia Press materials for history and science, History Odyssey and R.E.A.L. Science.

If there is a homeschooling group in your area check with them.  The ones here in the Dallas area have used curriculum sales every summer.

I use homeschoolclassifieds.com,  homeschoolreviews.com, and welltrainedmind.com to make used purchases.

I found a great website for new, used, clearance and even free books.  What  is great is that the couple running the site was homeschooled and plan on homeschooling their children too.

Check out...

exodusbooks.com

Thank you all. : )