Company Information
The Curriculum Store, Inc. was founded after a long look at curriculum resources revealed gaps in certain content areas. A look at new technology trends led us to discover that delivering educationally sound resources via the Internet not only would save teachers and parents money, it would present material in a way that intrigues students.

Core Belief: Students learn more when they are studying topics that are of interest to them.

All of our educational materials are created with this belief in mind. Students and teachers working with Minds ON! or T.R.E.K.™ materials can select topics that mesh with their interests and curriculum needs. In addition, each theme or topic is well balanced with regard to learning styles ... so that EVERY student can find something interesting!

Core Belief: Students who are actively involved in their learning retain information longer.

All materials created by The Curriculum Store, Inc. contain activities designed to get learners actively involved in their learning. Each theme study contains several activities that ask students to practice, apply, and extend their understanding of a concept ... in practical, real-world fashion.

This hands on methodology allows students to go beyond the skill and drill of traditional computer assisted learning and into the practice of using the computer as a reference and research tool!

Core Belief: Educational materials should be educationally sound, easily accessible, cost effective, and allow for flexibility of use.

Curriculum Store materials and resources are developed and written by seasoned educators. Each piece is completely researched and includes a variety of topics and activities related to the concepts within. Teachers and students are invited to pick and choose those topics that are of greatest need or interest.

Our bottom line goal is to help you create a successful learning environment by combining required curriculum elements, solid educational practices, and fun!

Below is a listing of elements found in our resources. The elements included in any given topic area are dictated by the needs of the topic and the standards that are being targeted.

Student resources can include:

Teacher and Organization resources can include all of the above plus: