Homeschooling Links
Subpages of Homeschooling Links
These pages are mostly here for my own reference, but I hope they give you some insight and help as well. We love homeschooling and how it benefits us as a family. I hope these pages are a benefit to you as well. If you know of a link that you think my family or our readers may benefit from then please drop us a line and send us the link. Thank you.
Software
- HomeSchool Tracker – THE BEST homeschool record keeping software available; they offer a free fully functional version that has no time limits AND a paid version that has a great many more options – so worth it. Please use my referral code: DTY3O
- StartWrite – handwriting software, see my review
Printables
- Donna Young Printables and Resources
- edHelper – membership aids
- Notebooking Pages – “From copywork to nature study, notebooking is a fantastic and fun tool that captures all that we have learned about a particular topic and turns it into a concise, artful piece of work.”
Curricula
- Ambleside Online – free On-Line curriculum in the style of Charlotte Mason
Bible, History & Geography
- Tapestry of Grace
- Sonlight
- Homeschool in the Woods – awesome history helps with great time line aids
- Knowledge Quest – map and timeline aids
- The Well-Trained Mind – history curriculum as well as great classical education resource
Language Arts
Literature (Reading)
- 1000 Good Books
- Children’s Books – great resource for books
Grammar & Writing
- Easy Grammar
- Writing Strands – creative writing aids
Spelling
The Spalding Method
Writing Road to Reading
Math & Science
Math U See
Apologia Science
Electives
Foreign Language
Latin
Rosetta Stone
Art
Music
Miscellaneous Resources
- Beautifully Bound Books – bind your own books
- Knowledge Box Central – Lapbooks and copybooks
- Miller Pads and Paper – a great resource for arts and crafts supplies
- Rainbow Resources Center – tons of itmes
- Veritas Press – classical curriculum and resources
- Timberdoodle – great prices on lots of stuff
- CurrClick – ebooks, study guides, and more
Links to Education information and Views about Homeschooling
Mostly food for thought.
I'm Rae (a.k.a. the SmockLady), otherwise known as Mama. I run this here hom skool. HA! Old, I know. I know how to spell home and school. I could not manage all I have to do if it were not for the wonderful man in my life.