Over the years homeschooling websites have come and gone. These are some of the best that we have found -- not all of them have fancy designs, but the resources are excellent and encouraging.
A to Z Home's Cool - Vast website of Ann Zeise, former about.com homeschooling guide
Ambleside Online - free curriculum designed to be as close as possible to the curriculum that Charlotte Mason
Choosing and Using Resources in Homeschooling - free resource from Heart of Wisdom
Clickschooling - 1 free, web-based curriculum idea every day
Design YOUR Homeschooling Approach - A thorough plan for intentionally designing your homeschool to be what you believe it should be
Donna Young - Huge website with hundreds of printables including planners, timelines, nature journals, art projects, calendars and more (now fee-based)
Eclectic Homeschool Online - An extensive Christian homeschool site full of useful resources including articles, educational resources, state resources, and information for beginning homeschooling
EducationWorld Tools and Templates - A large website with thousands of education resources ranging from financial aid for college to lesson plans to printable forms (the Tools and Templates page has over a hundred files, including calendars, teaching charts and graphic organizers)
Factory Tours - helpful for planning an educational visit to tour a factory during your travels
Free Forms for Homeschools - a large collection of forms for a variety of unit studies, subjects, as well as several forms to help you organize your homeschool
Guilt-free Homeschooling - Encouraging blog
Home School Resource Center - Debra Bell's website which includes articles about her real-life adventures getting her sons off to college, Laid-back Learning for Non-readers, and more
Homeschool Diploma - The best source for homeschool graduation supplies and advice
Homeschool Oasis - Encouragement from Barb Shelton
Leaping from the Box - Articles and resources to assist homeschoolers, home educators, unschoolers and independent learners who desire to move beyond the "cookie-cutter" box mentality in their homeschooling or unschooling journey (includes deas and materials for independent learners along with tips for using textbooks, community resources & online information)
Paula's Homeschooling Archives - Paula's Archives is one of the first sites I found when I started homeschooling and it has many great resources from many years of homeschooling
PBS Teachers - Classroom materials suitable for a wide range of subjects and grade levels
Trivium Pursuit - Havery and Laurie Bluedorn's extensive Classical Homeschooling website
