Top 10 Homeschool Resources We Can’t Live Without

Click on the links below for great websites to help you school on the road or at home!

** I prefer to buy through the Homeschool Buyers Co-op when I can. The images below are linked to the direct website or the co-op when applicable. It is free to join and I have yet to find better pricing. **

 

Homeschool Buyers Co-Op offers Great deals on all things Homeschool! You never know what you might find!

 

 

Khan allows you to assign specific subjects for great practice work!

 

 

Teaching Textbooks is a great core Math Curriculum. It’s simple and straightforward. They just released their online option but we have been using the discs. It’s a great option when internet isn’t available!

 

 

Wordly Wise is more than just a vocabulary program. It also supports, spelling, comprehension, and more.

 

 

Houghton Mifflin Harcourt is a great resource for core History/Social Studies. I love the online textbook and all the extra links and resources. Easy to teach from!

 

 

Rosetta Stone is the best option to learn a World Language. It’s easy to set the kiddos up with a laptop and watch them go. Or if you want to be more hands on there are worksheets and audio support to do as a family.

 

Xtra Math is great for quick fact practice. Even when the kiddos get older it’s a fun way to keep your quick math sharp!

 

 

We have used Spelling City off and on over the years. It’s an easy way to have fun with words!

 

 

We’ve used Easy Grammar for many years and we also mix in random workbooks like Grammar Minutes and Scholastic Success With Grammar and many others. Can you tell I like Grammar?

 

 

Literature is also a big focus in our curriculum. Cliffs Notes offers many free and easy to use review sheets for all the classics!