Evan-Moor
Educational publisher, now part of Carson Dellosa Education, known for teacher-tested daily practice books and full-color Skill Sharpeners workbooks for kindergarten through middle school. Homeschool bundles package a grade's materials by subject or for all subjects.
What is Evan-Moor?
Evan-Moor is an educational publisher best known for daily practice books used in classrooms and homeschools. It is now a brand of Carson Dellosa Education, which also owns Spectrum and Summer Bridge, and its books are sold through the Carson Dellosa store.
The core idea is short, focused practice. Series like Daily Language Review and Daily Reading Comprehension give a child one page a day that reviews many skills. Skill Sharpeners workbooks add full-color practice in reading, grammar, spelling, science and geography. Homeschool bundles package these into a year's plan.
How it works
Most Evan-Moor daily books follow a weekly rhythm. Daily Language Review, for example, takes about 10 to 15 minutes a day on a five-day cycle. Students who can read the directions can do most pages on their own, then a parent checks the work with the answer key.
Some series are teacher's editions with reproducible pages you print. Others come as printed student books. Homeschool bundles include a customizable digital planner with suggested pacing.
The grade 4 All Subjects Homeschool Bundle shows what a full year looks like. It has 24 pieces covering reading (Daily Reading Comprehension, Reading Comprehension Fundamentals, Skill Sharpeners Reading), writing (Daily 6-Trait Writing and more), language (Daily Language Review, Language Fundamentals), spelling, vocabulary, math, science and social studies.
What it covers
| Area | Example titles |
|---|---|
| Language and grammar | Daily Language Review (1–8), Language Fundamentals, Skill Sharpeners Grammar and Punctuation |
| Reading | Daily Reading Comprehension, Reading Comprehension Fundamentals, Skill Sharpeners Reading |
| Writing | Daily 6-Trait Writing, Text-Based Writing |
| Spelling and vocabulary | Building Spelling Skills, Skill Sharpeners Spell and Write, A Word A Day, Daily Academic Vocabulary |
| Math | Daily Word Problems, math homeschool bundles |
| Science and social studies | Skill Sharpeners Science and Geography, subject bundles |
Who it's best for
Evan-Moor fits families who want simple daily practice that a child can do mostly alone. It works well as a supplement to a literature-based or unit-study curriculum, or as a workbook-based core for kids who like clear tasks.
Children who dislike worksheets may find a full Evan-Moor year tiring. Cathy Duffy suggests mixing in non-workbook learning. For lower-cost, single-subject workbooks with tests, compare Spectrum Workbooks. For quick, playful review, see Brain Quest.
Pricing at a glance
As of October 2026, Skill Sharpeners cost $10.99 each, and the Daily Language Review Grade 3 teacher's edition e-book is $23.99. Subject bundles run $22.49 to $56.22. The grade 4 All Subjects bundle was $347.07, down from $462.76. Carson Dellosa accepts authorized returns requested within 30 days.
Can a scholarship or ESA pay for it?
Often, yes. Arizona's ESA law allows "curricula and supplementary materials," and Florida's PEP handbook lists curriculum and instructional materials as eligible. Each program decides on specific items. Learn more in our ESA and scholarship guide and on the Arizona and Florida pages.
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How it compares
- Spectrum Workbooks, from the same parent company, offer one subject per book with chapter tests.
- Brain Quest is lighter, all-subject review and Q&A cards.
- IXL delivers similar skill practice online with instant feedback.
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Who Evan-Moor is for (and who it isn’t)
Best for
- Families who want short, structured daily skill practice
- Independent readers who like clear worksheet tasks
- Supplementing a literature-based or unit-study curriculum
- Secular families wanting standards-aligned materials
Look elsewhere if
- Kids who dislike worksheets
- Families wanting a faith-based curriculum
- Parents who do not want to print reproducible pages
Evan-Moor pros and cons
Pros
- Short daily lessons of about 10–15 minutes
- Wide range of subjects and grade levels
- Homeschool bundles include a digital planner with pacing
- Affordable single books, with bundle discounts
- Easy to use independently once a child reads
Cons
- Many books are black and white
- Some series are reproducible teacher editions that require printing
- Workbook-only days can be too much for many kids
- A Word A Day vocabulary can run advanced, per Cathy Duffy
What’s included
- Daily practice series: Daily Language Review, Daily Reading Comprehension, Daily 6-Trait Writing, Daily Word Problems
- Skill Sharpeners full-color workbooks in reading, grammar, spelling, science and geography
- Homeschool bundles by subject or all subjects for a grade, with a digital planner
- Reproducible teacher's editions plus printed student books for some series
- Short daily lessons, often 10–15 minutes
- E-book versions of many teacher resource books
Evan-Moor levels
| Level | Grades | What it covers |
|---|---|---|
| Kindergarten–Grade 2 | K–2 | Phonics, early reading, math and full-color Skill Sharpeners. |
| Grades 3–6 | 3–6 | Daily Language Review, Daily Reading Comprehension, Daily 6-Trait Writing, Daily Word Problems, spelling, vocabulary, science and social studies bundles. |
| Grades 7–8 | 7–8 | Selected daily practice titles, such as Daily Language Review, extend into middle school. |
How much does Evan-Moor cost?
As of October 2026, Carson Dellosa's Evan-Moor store lists Skill Sharpeners workbooks at $10.99 and the Daily Language Review Grade 3 teacher's edition e-book at $23.99. Grade-level homeschool bundles include Vocabulary ($22.49, grade 3), Science ($26.24, grade 3), Spelling ($33.73, grade 3), Math ($42.73, grade 1), Phonics ($51.73, grade 2) and Reading ($56.22, grade 6). The All Subjects Homeschool Bundle for grade 4 was $347.07, down from $462.76.
| Plan | Price | Billed | Per month |
|---|---|---|---|
| Skill Sharpeners workbook (one subject, one grade) | $10.99 | One-time | — |
| Daily Language Review Teacher's Edition, Grade 3 (e-book) | $23.99 | One-time | — |
| Spelling Homeschool Bundle, Grade 3 | $33.73 | One-time | — |
| Math Homeschool Bundle, Grade 1 | $42.73 | One-time | — |
| All Subjects Homeschool Bundle, Grade 4 (sale) | $347.07 | One-time | — |
| All Subjects Homeschool Bundle, Grade 4 (list) | $462.76 | One-time | — |
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Cathy Duffy lists Evan-Moor's language arts workbooks among her Top Picks, praising varied activities, independent use and the daily review format. Her cautions are black-and-white pages, the printing required by reproducible editions, and that an all-workbook approach is too much for many children.
Common praise
- Students who read can work largely on their own
- Varied activity formats
- Daily Language Review keeps all skills fresh
Common complaints
- Many books are black and white
- Reproducible editions mean a lot of printing
- Too much workbook time for some kids
Sources: cathyduffyreviews.com · evan moor language arts workbooks
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Evan-Moor FAQs
Who owns Evan-Moor?
Evan-Moor is a brand of Carson Dellosa Education, which also publishes Spectrum, Summer Bridge and Key Education. Evan-Moor products are sold through the Carson Dellosa store.
Is Evan-Moor a full homeschool curriculum?
It can be. The All Subjects Homeschool Bundles cover reading, writing, language, spelling, vocabulary, math, science and social studies for a full year. Many families use single Evan-Moor books as supplements instead.
What is Daily Language Review?
It is Evan-Moor's grammar, usage and mechanics practice series for grades 1–8. Each day takes about 10–15 minutes on a five-day cycle, reviewing many skills at once rather than one topic.
Is Evan-Moor secular?
Yes. Cathy Duffy lists Evan-Moor's language arts workbooks as secular. Carson Dellosa sells some Christian titles under other lines, but Evan-Moor's core practice books are not religious.
Are Evan-Moor books reproducible?
Some are. Many Daily series are teacher's editions with reproducible pages you print, while Skill Sharpeners and some student books come printed. Check the format before buying if you have several children.
Can an ESA pay for Evan-Moor?
Often, as curriculum or supplementary material. Arizona's ESA law and Florida's PEP handbook both cover these materials, but each program decides. Save Evan-Moor to your Edulist wishlist and check programs in your state.
Sources and last checked
Checked 2026-10-13 against these sources:
- evan-moor.com
- carsondellosa.com · who we are
- carsondellosa.com · evan moor
- carsondellosa.com · homeschool bundles
- carsondellosa.com · em1084 all subjects homeschool bundle grade 4 em1084
- carsondellosa.com · em581 eb daily language review teacher resource book grade
- carsondellosa.com · help center
- cathyduffyreviews.com · evan moor language arts workbooks
- azleg.gov · 02402.htm
- stepupforstudents.org · pep family handbook