Helpful Homeschool links

[jodiemc]

Originally Posted by mandikaake My Homeschool Site where I've compiled most of the above links and more. I have organized it by subject. I also have a blog, general info and more. I just want to do this to make homeschooling easier for all. Please feel free to send this along to others and post on boards. My hope is that this can be a one-stop site so other mom's don't have to research for years like I did.

Your link doesn't work!!

[mandikaake]

Originally Posted by jodiemc Your link doesn't work!!

Sorry about that. I totally got rid of it. I have my homeschooling stuffs on the link below. If you have any questions at all feel free to ask

[Delaney]

There is a forum with so many good links for free/cheap but quality stuff. Go to welltrainedmind.com/forum
It is a classical education based site. You can buy the book and see how the Trivium is laid out. We are not talking worksheets and reproducibles here.
Here is good example of a free science curriculum you can print:
http://www.eequalsmcq.com/ClassicScienceLife.htm

I think too often parents approach learning at home with worksheet after worksheet because that is easy and "gradeable" KWIM? There is a lot of "meat" out there!

[Sarah]

Here are a few I've found and use

http://www.sfreading.com/resources/ghb.html
We love this one,and work with it daily

http://www.watchknow.org/

http://www.lessonpathways.com/
we started with this,and it seems pretty complete to me

[snoopygirl_niki]

subbing so I can have a plan in place for next year

[iris0110]

A couple I didn't see listed yet

Free curriculum
www.theheadoftheclass.com

Discovery channels homework help/homeschooler site (not free)
www.cosmeo.com

www.thinkfinity.org I haven't had much time to look at this but I saw an add for it yesterday while I was dozing in front of the TV (Kearnan was kind enough to share a stomach bug with me and I didn't do much but snooze/pop meds all day yesterday). I know it is free for me, but we have fios, I don't know if it is free for non-fios users or not but it is worth looking at. Looks like it may have some good stuff on it.

free learning games

http://www.learninggamesforkids.com/
we have been taking advantage of the keyboarding games especially.

[hauser]

A teachers site that is useful for homeschool. All kinds of print outs and examples.
www.jmeacham.com

[LadyofReason]

I didn't see this anywhere. Lesson Pathways You can use it as a curriculum or just use parts to supplement what you are already doing. I'm loving it.

[iris0110]

I don't know if anyone has posted this yet but it is amazing http://mrdonn.org/ lessonpathways uses a lot of the stuff on this site for their history curriculum links but there is so much more on there. You have to do some of the leg work yourself to assemble it but it is great. When I decided I want to do something extra (like a unit on Egyptian Gods) we head over there.

[nacmama]

worksheetworks.com