Support for Homeschoolers with Autism Spectrum Children

Submitted: 06-Oct-2007

It can be very hard for parents homeschooling children in the autism spectrum to find local support. Autism-oriented support groups rarely understand homeschooling, while homeschoolers with typical children do not understand the needs of parents in o . . . [click for more]

Fun game to learn multiplication tables

Submitted: 23-Mar-2007

Before we discovered TimezAttack, my son struggled with the multiplication tables. But he loved TimezAttack, and with the game very quickly learned the multiplication facts. The game is really fun, unlike some educational so-called games, and it seem . . . [click for more]

Classical Catholic Education

Submitted: 23-Mar-2007

Resources for the Catholic homeschooling family, including online tutorial services for highschoolers in the classics of western civilization. . . . [click for more]

Free worksheets and educational links.

Submitted: 22-Mar-2007

Monarchrock@tripod.com has educational links and free worksheets for all ages! My husband and I created this website after my favorites list became too cluttered! Please feel free to pass it on to educators and students in all settings. . . . [click for more]

Great book for anyone who loves to laugh or could use a pick me up

Submitted: 25-Aug-2006

I think homeschooling families will enjoy the book HUGS, HOPE, and PEANUT BUTTER. It's illustrated by seriously ill children and proceeds benefit a nonprofit charity that spreads joy to sick kids. It's a fun and inspirational book for adults or t . . . [click for more]

Eclectic with a Waldorf style

Submitted: 26-Jul-2006

Wonder Homeschool is a Waldorf-influenced eclectic site with techniques, lesson ideas, resources and a homeschooling blog. There's a lot of information on adapting the key Waldorf ideas to homeschooling: * daily rhythm * arts and movement * exper . . . [click for more]

Free Educational Site promoting foods for better health

Submitted: 20-Jun-2006

Childhood obesity has more than doubled in the past 20 years, and leads to a variety of health problems as a result of dangerous diets. Children need to switch to healthy foods in order to avoid heart disease and raised blood pressure. This project l . . . [click for more]

Did Leonardo create the Shroud of Turin?

Submitted: 20-Jun-2006

This project examines the authenticity of The Shroud of Turin, and the possibility that Leonardo created it, in light of the recreation of the Shroud by Stephen Beckman who used a camera obscura with renaissance technology and materials. . . . [click for more]

My experiences with Hooked on Phonics

Submitted: 08-May-2006

I used Hooked on Phonics to teach my son to read and I found it to be an excellent program. It's easy to use, but best of all it comes with fun and interesting books for your child to read. Before using Hooked on Phonics, I had looked for good beg . . . [click for more]

Teaching Reading to Children: Part 1 - Building the Foundation

Submitted: 08-May-2006

My son just started reading, and it's thrilling to watch a whole new world open up to him. Not only books, but cereal boxes, shampoo bottles, and signs now have new meaning. It's a big step towards independence; now he can begin to decipher the world . . . [click for more]

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