As a homeschooling parent, it can be helpful to find out how your child is progressing with reading skills. On this post you will find links to free assessments to give you more information on your child’s skills.
I love finding great resources, especially free ones.
I love it when I can find a good resource for informal learning. I found a SlimeKids website that offers several games to help your child practice grammar. These games tend to be best for kids who have studied some grammar already which would make them more appropriate for grades…
Have you been there? Some families have been there many times. When finances are tight, the library can be an excellent tool for creating curriculum without costing you anything. One year when I had limited funds, I started using the library heavily. It turned out that the curriculum I was…
As I was putting together a conceptual physics study for my son, I stumbled upon an amazing free resource on Youtube. My son is using an older edition Conceptual Physics textbook by Paul Hewitt. I wanted to find some videos to go along with each chapter to help my son…
Free homeschool curriculum is always a good thing, right? From February 1-15, the Homeschool Curriculum Reviews website is having an amazing contest! You can win gift certificates and curriculum from places like Math Mammoth, Art of Problem Solving (my personal favorite), CurrClick, IEW, All About Spelling, Veritas Press, and much…
I love discovering excellent free resources online. The free Geoguessr game has been a hit in our household. This game utilizes Google Street View images to plop you somewhere in the world. Your job is to figure out where you are based on the picture. Once you have an idea,…
We stumbled upon a great find today when we were learning about electric circuits. The University of Colorado in Boulder has a great website chock full of interactive science simulations. They are simple to download and use. Here is the one we discovered today: You will find different simulations for…
