We are very eclectic homeschoolers, but we're pretty new to this, so I'm looking for ideas myself!
For math we were using Life of Fred and DreamBox. For LoF we actually started with Apples, even though it was all review for DS8. We recently finished Jelly Beans (the last of the elementary books), and started Beast Academy as a break from Fred.
For science we are "formally" using RSO Chemistry, but we've been approaching it pretty slowly and haven't gotten far. We also go on field trips to local science/tech museums, watch videos, read books, and just talk about science.
Language Arts we only recently started, with a workbook I picked up at a local teacher supply store. I'm looking for an alternative for this. DS8 reads a lot, and I often read aloud to both kids during snack time (usually books they wouldn't otherwise pick up).
Social Studies this year has just been geography so far; we use a great geography workbook that goes from grades 3 to 6. In the past we listened to Story of the World on CD, and I'd like to start that up again soon, along with the activity book (which we didn't do earlier).
Computer Science: DS is learning Scratch, a programming language/interface from MIT. He is also learning GoogleDocs on his own by making documents and powerpoint presentations.
BrainPop is used just about every day, and covers all sorts of topics. We usually watch at least one video together during the day, for which he has to take the accompanying quiz.
I should take a look at our state's grade requirements, but I'm not worried about missing stuff.
