Reference, Education, K through 12, Home Schooling, Homeschool Families
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- Homepage designed and written by an 8 year old homeschooler. Has information about homeschooling, activities, crafts, writing, and SETI, plus coloring pages.
- Sheri shares information about special needs homeschooling, her son who was born at 27 weeks, lesson plans, and curriculum recommendations.
- Unit study information from the Friske family.
- Adele Carrall takes a biting look at the current educational system, and explains why allowing children the freedom to learn works.
- Home School Projects, Stories, Christian Education information, Creation Research
- Informational articles and examples to get you started using Charlotte Mason's ideas in your homeschool.
- Features a biography of a mom that has homechooled for 11 years.
- Help for the homeschooling family. Free worksheets, forms, ABC's, 123's, curriculum requirements for grade levels,developmental characteristics for children, shapes, and colors.
- The Brown family takes its readers on a homeschooling journey, from the decision to homeschool to what's currently being studied.
- How one modern Conservative Jewish family does Judaism on a daily basis, including individualized homeschooling.
- Jane reviews homeschool, parenting, and pet books from a relaxed viewpoint.
- Information about their homeschool, Joyful Christian Academy for Girls, and using the Bible as the primary curriculum.
- The Glaser family shares their experiences with homeschooling their son David, a "ball of fire" who enjoys science, Legos, and creative writing. Also contains recommendations for Charlotte Mason homeschoolers.
- Home schooling resources and ideas, including kid's recipes and book reviews.
- Information, resources and support for homeschooling preschool aged children. Explanation of Before Five In A Row curriculum, comparison of styles, and a picture album.
- Why one family homeschools, a list of Catholic curriculums on the internet, a list of families with homeschooling web pages and FREEBIES for homeschooling families.
- Resources, testimony, kids' pages, and .html help from Bev and her family.
- Resources and support for secular homeschoolers, including information for Well Trained Mind users, diversity education, and art.
- This is our philosophy of home education based on Biblical beliefs. There are subject helps, and links to sites for more information.
- Home Education allows for more individual learning styles. Families are free to spend more time together while learning together. Learning is a life-long process and should be pleasureable. Resources and newsletter.
- Each family member has their own part of the Home. The kids each have a room filled with stuff they love, Hairpin's Garden has homeschooling and other stuff planted there, and Pappy's garage has fly fishing equipment and Army gear. Pets and places we've
- Beth Broom and her seven children share their interests, homeschooling journey, experiences having identical twins, Celiac disease, ultrasounds from 18 weeks on, and information on unborn children.
- We began homeschooling our children in order to ensure that they receive the best education to prepare them for the challenges of the future. We stress thinking skills and independence.
- A homeschool family with an educational site. Take a look at what they have been working on and submit your work to share with other homeschoolers.
- This site contains information and links for homeschooling, ADD/ADHD, violent crime prevention, and lung cancer information.
- Encouragement and resources for Christian homeschooling moms and their families, including message boards, links, and information.
- Photos, homeschool information, chess results, and living abroad explained by an American professor currently homeschooling his six children in Chile. Mirrored in Spanish.
- Home preschooling themes, creative projects, and ideas for the younger crowd.
- This African-American family has homeschooled for over seven years. The site offers reference and link content as well as practical information on homeschooling and male rites of passage.
- The Monroe family presents free unit studies and information on how to make your own.
- Michelle, aka The Basic Homeschooler, journals her homeschooling adventure, providing tips, money-saving ideas, resource links, and photos of her family.
- Homeschooling stepchildren, smocking and sewing pages, and pageantry from Jelly.
- This family tells about their homeschool and the challenges of raising a child with Down's Syndrome.
- Michigan eclectic homeschool site for other homeschoolers or those thinking of homeschooling. The site features links to curriculum, and lesson plans.
- Information on homeschooling, suggested reading, support groups and online assistance
- Why and how the Travers family homeschools, their year in preview, and a list of famous homeschoolers.
- Christian & homeschool resource page of the Howard family. Information on Christianity, homeschool, parenting, and military homeschool families.
- This site is from the oldest four children of a family of seven homeschooled children. It is their on-line newsletter and games to print out and play.
- An informative and fun site catering to the educational needs of the family.
- The Riordan family explains why character training is important, how they use felt boards, timelines, homeschooling by boat and car, and a typical day at their house.
- The Nod family sold their house, packed up their belongings in their trailer, and hit the road. This is their online homeschooling journal about their travels and their experiences.
- A Christian family's homepage describing their life as missionaries on their way to Singapore and homeschooling their children.
- Provides an overview about ways to begin homepreschool. Includes resources, useful links, and articles about the 'unpreschooling' concept.
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