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Grades 1-3

This page gathers what we recommend for 1st through 3rd grade, and most of the best sellers at the top come straight from our curriculum kits. Our 1st grade kit pairs All About Reading Level 2 with Math-U-See Alpha, reads history aloud from The Story of the World, and starts science with Real Science-4-Kids.

By 3rd grade the kit switches to Mosdos Press Literature for reading, adding in CursiveLogic for handwriting. STEM learning and art are covered with a variety of construction kits, puzzles, and activity kits.

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