Printables are helpful worksheets for both fun and academic enrichment.
They can be used for a variety of uses, from bulletin boards to teaching
children how to read. Algebra problems as well as coloring sheets and
puzzles are available.
Many sites can be found online for homeschool printables but most are
filled with flashing advertising and distracting pop-ups.
Here are a few better options:
EdHelper.com <http://www.edhelper.com/> -this is a member-only site
with high quality resources through high school unlike other sites that
focus heavily on preschool through 8th grade. I have had access to this
site in the past and will likely pay for access again for this year.
Subscriptions are 19.99 to 39.98 for a whole year, a very reasonable
price to be able to find what you need all in one place.
ABC Teach <http://www.abcteach.com/> is a great site especially for the
younger crowd but does include middle school as well. They also feature
clip art and interactive activities for your iPad or iPhone. There is a
free option here but for full access you will need to become a member at
39.99 per year.
Donna Young's <http://donnayoung.org/index.htm> mammoth site was
started by a homeschool mom from the "early days" of homeschooling. Her
site is entirely free and features lots of calendars, organizers,
handwriting exercises and Apologia science schedules. Especially
helpful for a new homeschooler, the site is very encouraging with lots
of practical advice. I have spent a lot of time of this site. Be
prepared to take your time and look around for resources that will be a
perfect fit for your homeschool.
Anyone else have printables site that they would like to share?purposes
They can be used for a variety of uses, from bulletin boards to teaching
children how to read. Algebra problems as well as coloring sheets and
puzzles are available.
Many sites can be found online for homeschool printables but most are
filled with flashing advertising and distracting pop-ups.
Here are a few better options:
EdHelper.com <http://www.edhelper.com/> -this is a member-only site
with high quality resources through high school unlike other sites that
focus heavily on preschool through 8th grade. I have had access to this
site in the past and will likely pay for access again for this year.
Subscriptions are 19.99 to 39.98 for a whole year, a very reasonable
price to be able to find what you need all in one place.
ABC Teach <http://www.abcteach.com/> is a great site especially for the
younger crowd but does include middle school as well. They also feature
clip art and interactive activities for your iPad or iPhone. There is a
free option here but for full access you will need to become a member at
39.99 per year.
Donna Young's <http://donnayoung.org/index.htm> mammoth site was
started by a homeschool mom from the "early days" of homeschooling. Her
site is entirely free and features lots of calendars, organizers,
handwriting exercises and Apologia science schedules. Especially
helpful for a new homeschooler, the site is very encouraging with lots
of practical advice. I have spent a lot of time of this site. Be
prepared to take your time and look around for resources that will be a
perfect fit for your homeschool.
Anyone else have printables site that they would like to share?purposes
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