• Veritas Press (http://www.veritaspress.com/Curricul.doc ) (Note: This is an extremely detailed, useful document, even if you decide not to use Veritas Press materials.)
• Trisms (http://www.trisms.com/SiteMap.htm )
• Sonlight (http://www.sonlight.com/articles/scope_and_sequence.html )
• Alpha Omega LIFEPACS (http://www.switched-onschoolhouse.com/HomeSchool/LIFEPAC/ScopeAndSequence/ )
3. Public and private schools’ scope and sequence documents: Most public schools and many private schools maintain a curriculum committee that periodically reviews and updates the school’s scope and sequence for each subject area. Many schools publish these documents on their Web sites, while others are available in paper form by contacting the school. If you are interested in reviewing a public school’s scope and sequence document, this is considered public information to which you are entitled by law, even if the document is not posted online. You can locate most American public and private schools by using the link below:
