Curriculum is Expensive. Is there somewhere I can buy it used?

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Written by Chi Alpha Crusaders | June 14 2007

Yes, by doing a search on the Internet, you can find used homeschool curriculum. You can often find things on Ebay or Amazon.com. The favorite website of many moms is Vegsource (www.vegsource.com/homeschool). You can click on the appropriate grade level, read the post, click on the link and send an email to the seller. Most sellers will accept PayPal, cash or money order for payment. Be prepared, though, you will need a cup of coffee before you sit down to shop on Vegsource. There are many books available. Chi Alpha members also have a section on the member side of this website to post curriculum for sale. Often you can find what you are looking for right in your support group.

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