60+ Free Homeschool Resources

Written By Adrianne Reelie


As I am writing this, I know for some people it was never the goal or dream to homeschool.

This isn’t a blog post on why you should, or pushing my views onto you. As lots of my friends and family know, I chose to homeschool when my first child was an infant. I decided long ago it was what I wanted for our family.

I feel saddened by the unfortunate events that have taken place world wide, knowing so many innocent people are struggling on such a deep level. Struggling with food, finances, education, the laws taking place, the bills passing, the anxiety ridden protocols, what is being taught in our education system, a literal pandemic.

I wanted to fill your feeling of “lost” on the topic of homeschooling, and provide resources from curriculum for all ages, kindergarten worksheets, elementary resources, middle school resources, high school resources, homeschooling planners, faith building worksheets, parenting resources, and even moms on YouTube who share their stories.

**I have clicked on every single link myself to ensure these are actual, legit sites with information that is legitimate.

Free curriculum for all ages

I thought this would be an excellent place to start for anyone wanting a variety of information, and wanting to know how what is out there. My favourite is The Good and the Beautiful, and is likely going to be a major company I support for our curriculum!

 
“Whenever you feel discouraged, just remember, you are the centre of the universe to those tiny humans you made from scratch. You’re kind of a big deal!”
 

Free Kindergarten worksheets

I have some hands on worksheets, and through in a sensory activity idea. There is a variety of freebies in this pile, and if you find you like a free resource from one of these sites, you should check out their small shops. I, personally, like testing out peoples styles and what works best for my kids before investing.

Elementary Resources

I found some fun elementary resources that were activity based, or had the opportunity to be an activity. I think getting up and moving, lots of discussion, and using our brain in unconventional ways is extremely healthy!

Free middle school resources

Middle school and junior high is this strange era where they could really understand the information, have a solid understanding, and need some activities to keep learning exciting.

There are some super fun and engaging free activities here to help strengthen that foundation.

I would love to hear how you loved this resource! PLEASE share, comment, and let me know if this was helpful! I hope that this was able to help you in some way, shape, or form since I know everyone is on a budget! I encourage you to check out ways to work with me here, or go binge on my podcast.

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