Throughout the years, I’ve come across so many homeschool tools and resources. I’m sure you have too.
But since you’re on this page, I’m betting you’re researching and wondering what homeschool resources I use and recommend.
This is a list I’ve been asked for so many times. Now it’s all in one easy, shareable spot. Go me! 🙂
I hope you find it helpful in your homeschooling journey!
Favorites for Toddlers and Preschoolers
Fruit of the Spirit Curriculum for Toddlers
The Fruit of the Spirit Curriculum for Toddlers is a downloadable eBook designed to help you teach early learning skills to your child while instilling God’s truth.
You can read about why I wrote the Fruit of the Spirit Curriculum for Toddlers here.
Play Through the Bible
My friend Liz Millay over at Steadfast Family has an incredible resource for preschoolers and toddlers.
Inside you’ll find ideas for all learning styles – sensory bins, games, crafts, and more! Plus tips for teaching the Bible to little ones.
Before Five in a Row
Before Five in a Row Really Captures the heart of our preschool vision for our family.
Before Five in a Row Curriculum is geared toward two to four year old children and is based on good, quality literature.
Read here about how I use it in my homeschool. Or read here directily on their website about what they’re all about.
Easy Peasy All in One Homeschool
A great option for homeschool that is FREE!
Check out Getting Ready 1 for their preschool curriculum that helps little guys get ready to read.
Favorites for Elementary
All About Reading
We’ve had great experience in teaching our kids to read with All About Reading.
You Can Read
You Can Read from 1+1+1 is a simple sight word program for younger learners. Perfect for early elementary.
From the website: “These children are ready to learn words and reading skills, they just aren’t ready for complex worksheets and activities often available to children who are a bit older when they are learning.”
Math U See
Our favorite math curriculum so far! It has worked well for both my boys, and we love the hands-on, visual aspect of it.
Go to see Math U See for yourself. You can even check used homeschool supply stores and websites for great deals on gently used curriculum.
Apologia
Apologia science has been a big hit for us. We’ve gone through the Astronomy book and enjoyed it.
You can learn more about it HERE. and find many other units from Apologia.
Five in a Row
A great literature curriculum for elementary aged students. We love reading in our house, and love “rowing” through books.
Check out Five in a Row.
XtraMath
Great tool for practicing math facts! Easy to use for multiple ages of kids.
They provide some great supplemental math activities for FREE!
Kiwi Crates
Kiwi Crates, “hands-on science and art projects for inspiring artists, makers, scientists, designers.”
Everything you need in one box is delivered to your door for ages 0-16. And they are a blast! Keeps the kids busy with hands-on learning. Get 30% off with code Share30
Raddish Kids
My kids, especially my middle son, LOVES Raddish Kids!
It has been a great tool to get him in the kitchen AND learning how to cook AND it’s something he enjoys doing and is passionate about learning. That’s a huge homeschool win in my book!
Typing Club
Typing Club is a way to learn typing for free!
Tools for Bible with Kids or Family
Planning Tools and School Room Supplies
Other Helpful Podcasts, YouTube, etc.
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