Anybody know a good logic curriculum?

I am finding my problem in posting isn't so much that I don't know what to write, it is getting the pictures. I have put off posting because I keep meaning to get a picture of my kids with their latest history project. It isn't happening, so I need to post without a picture I guess.

Does anyone know a good logic curriculum? I hate how much time I am spending over agonizing over curriculum this year. I am happy with most of what we are using, but there is a part of me that thinks if I find the right program I will suddenly have geniuses. Also, this year I have three I am schooling, so I am having to switch Tristian to a more independent mode--which he needs anyway. I want to add logic for him this year, but I don't have any personal recommendations yet. Ugh, having three kids with such very different needs can be a challenge. I am looking forward to it!

Homeschool convention is in just a couple of weeks, so I feel like I need to be prepared to take advantage of any deals, but not waste time or money on something that isn't so great, btdt. So far my plans are

History--continuing with Story of the World, by the end of the school year, we should be up to the modern age. This year will be lots of fun--we will cover about 1500-1800.

Science--Physics! Not my forte, but we will be using Noeo. I hope that I can find a deal so that I can get both levels. Otherwise, I will just adapt level II for Ammon and Miranda.

Math--I am thinking of starting Miranda with Saxon 1. I don't have any experience with it, but it looks like she can handle it. I already have the teacher book, so the student pages are probably the cheapest way to go at this point. I will look at convention and see if there is something better, but I think shee needs the repetition. Ammon just did different workbooks, but is in Saxon 2 now, but I plan to have him finish before December break. Tristian is in Saxon 7/6 and should start 8/7 in Jan (if he doesn't keep dinking around).

Phonics/Reading/Language--Tristian will keep working with Total Language Plus. I love it, he is still getting used to it. I think this year we will study The Incredible Journey, The Wheel on the School, and possibly The Cricket in Times Square, the Twenty-one Balloons, The Hobbit, and Adam of the Road. Ammon is working in Learning Language Arts through Literature. His reading program is constantly evolving and I find new things that will interest him. Miranda is still just learning to read in 100 Easy Lessons, but I will add LLATL for her soon. I am trying to get her too frustrated yet.

Spanish--I just need to be more consistent in getting them to practice.

Writing--I want to try 6+1 Traits for Tristian, but I haven't been able to get my hands on a book to look at yet. He has been using Writing Strands, but I don't think it is helping him reach his potential. When Ammon gets to where he can get a little more done, he will start Writing Strands. Right now, he and Miranda need so much one-on-one I can't do as much as I would like. Miranda just needs to get writing. I forgot how frustrating this process can be!

Of course, the boys are continuing with abacus, Tristian is still working on piano, and we still run everywhere. Football starts again soon.