Finding Used Curriculum

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By Beverly S. Krueger

Anyone who has been to a large curriculum fair will tell you, you may go planning to look at only a few things, but you will leave with a long list of things you’d like to buy if you had the money. What's a homeschool parent to do? Whenever possible buy used curriculum and use the money you save to purchase things on your wish list.

Some curriculum fairs include vendors of used merchandise, but most folks will not have handy access to used homeschool books. If you are set up to surf the web, you’ll find many used curriculum and used book sellers. I was surprised at first at the number of people that have set up used book websites, but when I considered the number of bibliophiles I know, I decided it wasn’t that surprising after all. I’ve included a listing here of three types of online used book and curriculum resources. The curriculum and homeschool resources list contains sites that have actual curriculum and textbooks as well as other books and resources. If you would like to place an ad to sell some of your used books or would prefer to deal directly with someone doing the same, you need to visit the sites in the classified ads list. Those sites listed in the used books sellers and finders have primarily used books as opposed to curriculum on their websites.

The used book sellers listed in this article are homeschoolers for the most part. If you still do not find a book, you can also try the many used book dealers available on the internet by searching on the terms "used" and "books" at google.com.

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