Over the next ten weeks, I will be participating with the “10 in 10” Blog Hop hosted by the iHomeschoolNetwork.
Have you ever wondered where I go for homeschool resources? If so, then today you are in luck because I am giving a list of my favorite websites for homeschooling.
Since I am a frugal-loving person, most of my favorites have to do with places I can grab freebies but a few of the websites help me save time and money too.
- Have Fun Teaching provides us with free worksheets, coloring pages, activities, and lots of other goodies.
- My local library’s website is also a favorite spot since I can browse the catalog online and place items on hold for Bill to pick up on his way home.
- CurrClick has a new freebie available each week and they are GOOD freebies!
- Amazon.com
gives me tons of free educational apps and children’s ebooks for my Kindle Fire, and I must add that having supplies delivered to my door is awesome.
- Education.com is probably where I spend the most time looking for printables because they have free worksheets, activities, and more!
- Pinterest helps me keep all the amazing ideas I find for homeschooling organized.
- NotebookingPages.com makes creating notebooking pages super easy and that is a huge time-saver. (Don’t miss their Facebook Party on May 22nd for a chance to win tons of prizes!)
- Swagbucks, which I use for searching the internet, allows me to earn gift cards to Amazon.com where I can buy books and other classroom supplies.
- Apples4theTeacher has a unique variety of resources, including a worksheet generator, a dice generator, online coloring, and a ton of other stuff for all subjects and holidays.
- Scholastic Teacher Express often has ebooks for $1 and also has freebies available for download.
What are your favorite websites?
Great list. Hadn’t heard of the Have Fun Teaching site. Going to check that one out for sure. Thanks for sharing.
Awesome list. I too use pinterest to help my students. I also like amazon. I also like the video site watchknow, busyteacher for worksheets and wordsmyth for basic word quizzes. I have a whole bunch of sites I like here: http://eslcarissa.blogspot.com/2012/07/my-favorite-websites-as-teacher.html
Thank you, Carissa. I have never heard of some of those websites and I appreciate you sharing them.