Top 10 Resources for Homeschooling Mums

Top 10 Resources for Homeschooling Mums

Taking the plunge into homeschooling can be daunting, especially for mums who are used to being in the workforce. There are so many unknowns: What curriculum should I use? How do I make sure my kids are socialised? How will I find time to get everything done?

Fortunately, there are plenty of resources available for homeschooling mums. In this blog post, we’ll take a look at 10 of the best. From curriculum advice to time-management tips, you’re sure to find something here that will help you on your homeschooling journey.

1. The Well-Trained Mind

This comprehensive website offers advice on everything from choosing a curriculum to teaching specific subjects. There is also a forum where you can connect with other homeschooling families and ask questions.

2. time4learning.com

This website provides an online curriculum for kids from reception all the way up to high school. There is a free trial available so you can see if it’s a good fit for your family before committing.

3. Homeschool WORLD

This website is run by veteran homeschooler Pat Farenga and offers articles on topics like getting started with homeschooling and creating a schedule that works for your family.

4. Eclectic Homeschool Online

This website provides information on a variety of homeschooling methods, as well as links to helpful resources. You can also find encouragement and support in the forums section.

5. “Honey, I Homeschooled the Kids”

This book (also available as an audiobook and e-book), written by Nadia Sawalha and her husband Mark Adderley, offers a practical and candid look into the world of homeschooling. 

6. “Homeschool Your Child for Free”

This e-book by Laura Maery Gold lists over 1,000 resources for free homeschool materials, from books and worksheets to educational websites and apps.

7. “The Big Book of Home Learning”

This book by Mary Pride offers advice on everything from planning your homeschool year to dealing with difficult behaviour issues. It also includes profiles of over 100 different curricula, so you can find one that’s right for your family.

8. “EdPlace”

This website offers education from year 1 to GCSE, with accounts for parents and students, so parents can track their child’s progress in their chosen subjects. They offer a free account and paid options to have access to more features.

9.”Homeschool Share”

This website offers free unit studies and lapbooks that you can download and print at home. There are also ideas for field trips and extracurricular activities, as well as tips on dealing with difficult subject areas such as maths anxiety.

10. ”IXL – Family Learning 9.”

Offers maths and english education for children all the way from Year 1 to A-Levels, with individual subscriptions for each subject or a discounted fee for both subjects together and any additional children. 

There are plenty of great resources available for homeschooling mums; it just takes a little bit of digging to find them! With so many options out there, you’re sure to find something that meets your family’s unique needs. Do you have any favourite resources that have helped you on your homeschooling journey? Leave a comment below and let us know!

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