Here's just a few that we have found useful.
Internet Resources
Reading - eBooks
The Gutenburg ProjectMany Books
The Baldwin Online Literature Project
Heritage History
Sparknotes
Curricula
An Old-Fashioned EducationRobinson Curriculum
Thomas Jefferson Education
Maths
Living Math!Studyladder
Maths Online
Manga High
Math is Fun
Languages
Cambridge Latin CourseFrench : French Assistant
Downloadable French eBooks
Spanish: BBC Languages - Spanish
Study Spanish
History
BBC Primary HistoryBBC Learning Zone Clips
Interactive Timeline
Music
Classics for KidsGet into Classical
Music Theory on 8notes
Piano Nanny
Orchestra Interactive
Art
Garden of PraiseGreat Masters Colouring-in Pages
Religion
Bible Story PrintablesCatholic Lists
EWTN for Kids
Science
Khan Academy (and other subjects, too)Science News for Kids
ABC Science
Creation Ministries
Technology
The Wired HomeschoolGeography
Creation MinisteriesAustralian Geographic
National Geographic
National Geographic for Kids
General
Enchanted LearningBBC Schools Educational Resources
Notebooking Pages
All Kids Network
Of course, this is only a very small selection of what's out there. I haven't included any iPad apps that we find useful or some other sites that are very popular with homeschoolers, such as Teaching Textbooks, because we haven't used them, as yet - there's just too many good sites to list them all!
I hope you find something here to enjoy:)
Do you use the Internet as a resource for learning? I wonder what are your favourite sites?
11 comments:
Hi Vicky,
Did you ever trial Manga High? I'd be interested in hearing what your children thought of it.
I can see quite a few sites on your list that we have used as well.
Thanks for the links.
Thanks for this!! have bookmarked it for a longer look later.
Thanks for this!! have bookmarked it for a longer look later.
MangaHigh looks interesting since my daughter LOVES anime. This might inspire her to want to do her math. LOL
I have used many of the sites you have listed, and saw a few I am not familiar with. I will have to check them out.
One of our favorites is VocabularySpellingCity. We love the games. They even have handwriting worksheets, teacher videos, and some of the games can be printed as worksheets. The site is free, but they do offer a Premium Membership that I am considering since it's so cheap.
Thanks for sharing!
Joyfully,
Jackie
Hi Sue,
Yes, Manga High is good - a bit more fun than Studyladder, though Melanie is still happy with Studyladder. But, recently, they've been learning Maths mostly through hands-on activities. Bethany has learnt percentages, fractions and circumferences as she's needed them for cooking, sewing and shopping.
God bless:)
You're welcome, Erin! I hope you find some useful links here.
God bless:)
Hi Jackie,
I hope Manga High works well for you.
I've just had a quick look at VocabularySpellingCity - it looks really interesting! Our children like games and teacher videos so it might be a good fit for us. Thank you for the link.
It's so nice to be able to share!
God bless:)
Vicky
Hi Vicki, Finally got to your post, and now can see another few above.
You have quite a few links listed, Thank you. I have had a little look at the ones that could suit us. Thanks for posting,
Leanne
Hi Leanne,
I hope you find something interesting here. There's so many good resources, on the Internet, that I think we're really spoilt for choice!
God bless:)
Thanks for mentioning my podcast and blog. I'm glad you find it helpful.
You're welcome, John. Thank you for all the information that you share - you have a great blog:-)
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