Getting Started
Coalition for Responsible Education
Homeschooling requires a major time commitment and works best when parents enjoy teaching and learning with their child. Families should consider whether it suits their child and explore other education options first. Key factors include knowing state laws, managing curriculum and records, and having a full-time caregiver available.
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Free Online Resources
Khan Academy
Has a long standing reputation as a quality resource in the homeschooling community
Easy Peasy All in One Homeschool
A free, Christian cirriculum created by homeschooling parents for homeschooling parents.
Ambleside Online
A free, Charlotte Mason-style, Christian-based homeschool cirriculum with a long standing reputation.
Scholastic Learn at Home
Features two weeks worth of daily activities and projects including science, math, ELA and social studies.
Smithsonian Learning Lab
The institution offers images, texts, videos, audio recordings, and activites featuring its collection of over 1,000 artifacts
Chrome Music Lab
Enables students to explore music and its connection to math, science and art.
Bedtime Math
Daily activities and games helping kids learn how to use math naturally in their everyday lives.
