February is when I naturally start doing that mid-year “okay, what’s actually working?” check-in, and in this video I walk you through my 2025–2026 homeschool curriculum reviews—both the hits and the misses. I share what I added new this year, how it’s played out in real life (not just on paper), and why I like doing a mid-year review before I start planning next year. If you’re in that same spot—tweaking schedules, swapping resources, or wondering if you should push through—this is exactly the kind of honest reflection I rely on. I cover curriculum wins like Navigating Friendships from Not Consumed, several The Good and the Beautiful resources (Energy unit and History 1), Apologia science, logic picks like The Fallacy Detective and Intro to Logic, Saxon Algebra 1/2, Financial Stewardship from Campfire Curriculums, and my literature/writing courses from Redefining School. I also share the programs that were misses for us this year—Spanish 1 from Homeschool Languages and World Religion and Cults—because sometimes knowing what didn’t fit is just as helpful. My goal is to give you a clear picture of how these resources function in application so you can make confident choices for your own homeschool.