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Math:
Math Rider
Math Mammoth
ALEKS
Professor B
Math Essentials
Math Made Easy
A+ Tutorsoft (1) - A+Interactive (2)
Math Mammoth
Math Rider

Language Arts:
Ooka Island
Reading Eggs
Vocabulary Spelling City
Samson's Classroom
Essentials in Writing
WordBuild 
Cursive Logic
Phonetic Zoo
Here to Help Learning ( Writing)
Logic of English

Humanities:
TruthQuest History
Knowledge Quest
TimelineBuilder (Knowledge Quest)Homeschool In The Woods
Veritas Press Self-Paced History

Music and Art:
Kinderbach
Maestro Classics
Drums With Willie
Homeschool MusIQ (Adventus)
MacPhail
HomeSchoolPiano
Vocal Coach

Science:
Celestial Almanac
Dive Into Your Imagination
Christian Kids Explore Chemistry
Brainfood Learning DVDs
Visual Learning Systems
Supercharged Science

Bible:
The World's Greatest Stories
Firmly Planted

 Foreign Languages:
The Easy French or Le Francais Facile
French Essentials
Mango Language
Midlebury Interactive Language


Games:
I See Cards - Fractazmic
Griddly Games: Nature Nuts
Dig-it Games! (Mayan Mysteries)
Dig-it Games! (Roman Town)

Multi-subjects:
Big IQ Kids
Time 4 Learning (1) - Time4Learning (2)
K-5 Learning
Zane Education
ZooWhiz
IXL
Others:
Keyboard Town Pal
Homeschool Library Builder
Keyboarding fro The Christian School
Fitness 4 Homeschool
Grace and Truth Bookstore


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