This is just a very roughly drafted list which I have compiled (so far) of resources that I intend to research further. I've found many of them via Q&A posts on homeschooling networks on Facebook.
I plan to update this list as I work my way through it.
Do you think that one can have TOO MUCH information?
Decisions.... Decisions....
Reading/Journaling:
Arithmetic Village provides fun interactive activities for practicing addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division
Clever Dragons for boys and Clever Dragons for girls! Create a log-in and play. Provides fun activities for math, language arts, geography, typing skills, and teaches pet responsibilities.
XtraMath: provides activities to help with basic math (addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division). These are timed activities to encourage quicker problem solving thinking.
Easy Peasy All In One Homeschool: provides a free (Bible-based) curriculum and includes links to other resource sites for use in conjunction. Follow it to the T - or use what you like and leave the rest.
IXL offers more online activities for Pre-K to Geometry
I use this form I created and posted to my Scribd account for writing prompts, cut and fold each prompt and place in a bucket. Then my child draws two prompts from the bucket, chooses between them, and writes as instructed by the prompt.
Kelly Kits
God in America From site: Inside the tumultuous 400-year history of the intersection of religion and public life in America -- from AMERICAN EXPERIENCE and FRONTLINE Since the days when the Puritan "city...
Teachers Serve: an interactive curriculum enrichment service, supplements humanities studies in high schools, colleges and universities. Divining America: Religion in American History offers essays by leading scholars, discussion guides, and links to online resources.
Maps of War See how the history of religion has evolved geographically. This brief 90-second timeline displays 5,000 years of the major religions on a world map, along with major world..
Internet Sacred Text This is library of electronic sacred texts of the world's religions, major and minor belief systems, mythology, legends and folklore. These are works that are in the public...
Markville History This course, designed for 11th grade students, offers teachers and students a wealth of materials for studying world religions. The teachers' handouts, presentations and lecture notes, quizzes,...
Overview of World Religions This extensive overview of world religions contains graphic organizers and timelines so students can see the common religions of geographic areas, as well as detailed breakdowns by belief system....
Religions of the World This interactive website details the memberships of the largest religions in the world and the countries where their adherents are located. The interactive quiz has you order them..
Teddy's Day Out In this interactive game, kids pick one of the major religions - Buddhist, Christian, Hindu, Jew, Muslim, or Sikh - and select signs and symbols that you would see...
URI Kids: World Religions URI introduces kids to the world's five major religions, and many smaller ones and other spiritual traditions. By exploring the wonder and diversity of the world's belief systems,..
World Religions Homework Help This website designed for kids discusses the six main world religions, when they were founded, number of members, founder, sacred texts, buildings, branches, beliefs, clothing, ceremonies, and traditions.
World Religions Presentations This site provides links to many resources for teachers and kids on world religions. There are PowerPoint presentations for Buddhism, Christianity, Hinduism, Islam, Judaism, Shintoism, Primal-Folk, and Mythology...
Bible Dudes The Bible Dudes offer an informative and entertaining history and summary of this book (these books) underlying the foundation of the Jewish and Christian religions.
Other:
Word Scramble
Luminosity
COMPLETE CURRICULUMS:
Lesson Pathways: This free K-12 curriculum contains 36 full-week lessons for science, math, history, phonics and reading. This program relies upon a variety of reading materials, activities, games, and videos to provide a multi-sensory experience. It can be used as a core curriculum or as a supplement to an existing program.
K-12: One of the leading free online public school programs. Visit the company’s website to find out if this virtual homeschooling curriculum is available in your state, or follow this link to read reviews of K-12 that were submitted by other homeschoolers.
Connections Academy: One of the most popular free virtual public school programs for grades K-12. Visit the company’s website to find out if this free online charter school is available in your state, or follow this link to read reviews of Connections Academy that were written by other homeschoolers.
Ambleside Online: This is a free Charlotte Mason-style curriculum, with a complete schedule for grades K through 12. Also contains the complete text of Charlotte Mason’s original homeschooling series, along with a library of free online books and a complimentary support group.
Teaching Textbooks
Confessions of a Homeschooler
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