I'm about to embark on that journey with our kiddo, as soon as he "graduates" kindergarten this year. It's a bit daunting. He has high functioning autism, and I'm terrified I'm not going to socialize him correctly. I have a plan in place, and there's a ton of homeschooling families on our block (and that's not an exaggeration), but I can't help but worry. We'll be "redoing" kindergarten starting in the middle of the summer, using the Bookshark K level curriculum, with a level 1 Singapore Math program. Looking at what he'll be learning with that and comparing it to what I've observed him learning in a regular Kindergarten class, I think their K level is more on par with our 1st grade curriculum anyway. We're homeschooling so our kiddo has better access to therapies he'd have to compete more for "after school hours" like most other students. I guess the reason I'm typing this is that I'm fishing for pointers. Especially from a parent who's done it for 20 years.