Free Curriculum Links

Even though I’ve been homeschooling for seven years doesn’t mean I have all the materials that I want to have. I’m always open to looking at new resources and curriculums. I volunteer to edit other people’s work. I hit the used book sales. I’ve beta tested new programs. I won’t turn my nose up at a yard sale either. I also design my own curriculum resources and unit studies. Can you tell yet that I’m budget conscious?

One thing that I really enjoy taking advantage of is free resources that are available via the internet or by submitting a short form. In fact, hardly a day goes by that I don’t get something in the mail … even if it is just a flyer.

Below are some links that I’ve used myself or recently become aware of by being on some of the homeschooling lists at yahoo.com.

First, let me say that a good place for “free” info is the homeschool e-lists at places like Yahooand/or Topica. Just be aware that you need to read the description of the list before joining. Some e-lists are inclusive, some are not, and some say they are but do not operate in that manner. Some e-lists allow off-topic discussions, many do not; some have rules against attachments and other operate almost exclusively with this type of information. Several of the e-lists that I am on have some very, very helpful folks that will help you search out information that you need. Consider joining one or two of these e-lists for support, encouragement, advice, and/or information. [Please note: If email volume is a concern for you, both Yahoo and Topica allow you to set e-lists to either single message, digest mode, or read-only. Single message means that you get all posts to the e-list as a single message. Digest mode means that messages are sent to you in groups of up to about 25. Read-only means that you read the e-lists posts by going to the e-list homepage and checking the archives … if there is one.]

Some online places for free curriculum are:

Dole 5 a Day nutrition materials and lessons

US Postal Service

Creation Education Center

Cornerstone Curriculum

Plastic Bag Company

Cans for Cash

Intel Company

Kids Net

National Museum of the Native American

Enchanted Forest’s Kids Curriculum Page

Manatee Education Materials

Sea Turtle Migration

Virginia Carolina Peanuts

Middle School Net

Family 4 Living
(Please note: downloadable posters and flow charts near bottom of page)

Alliance to Save Energy

Learning Partners

Learn Spanish

Personal Educational Press

Education Scripts

Math Mania

Kids Gardening

League of Canadian Poets

Merrill Lynch

Innova Multimedia

Bowater Paper Company

Handspeak

Ecovoyageurs

911 Education

Wright Center for Science Education
(These are all PDF format ... check to see correct grade level)

Free Posters

Virtual Frog Dissection

Pearson Publishing

Testing Aids for GED, SAT, ACT, TOEFL, and more

Earth Observing System

Jarman Site

Word A Day

Teacher’s Corner

Aseptic Packaging Counsel

Fleischmann’s Yeast

Pendleton Educational Materials

Joshua Travel

Backyard Conservation

Kids and Teachers

KinderGARDEN

Gardening for Kids

Frogland

Pam’s Wildlife Puddle

Bird Pamphlets

Audubon Adventures

Florida Wildlife

Backyard Wildife

Lady Bird Johnson’s Wildflower Center

World Wildlife Fund

Implementing Computer Science in the Homeschool

Orkin Pest Control

Teacher Resources

Out of the Rock

Making Science Make Sense

California Grapes

Sugar Association

Pear Bureau

Building Big

Resource Development Services

Food For the Hungry

USS Constitution Museum

Kinder Art

Teacher Created Materials

Multiplication

Scout School

USC unit studies

Teacher’s Helper

Leggo Lessons

Free CDs

Free CD Rom of science and math stuff

FEMA Kids

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