5+ FREE Resources You Can Utilize For Homeschool

1. Public Library

This one cannot be overlooked! I swear it saves us so much money, time and space; so that we are not purchasing books just to bo done with them a few weeks later. We went ahead and got a library card at our local public library. It is completely FREE!

2. Twinkl

This website has a lot of free options for worksheets and lessons. It’s not always the most aesthetic, but it gets the job done and is still a good place to utilize when not looking to spend too much money, if any money at all.

3. Teachers Pay Teachers

This one might be a no brainer… But, I’ve gotta add it! The only downfall is items on here can add up QUICK! But, 9 times out of 10 the items are very cute and very well done. I have gotten some really great free resources by signing up for their emails. Regardless, this is still a great resource to save you a lot of time for planning homeschool lessons.

4. Pinterest!!!

This is the one that keeps me awake and scrolling at night! Lol. There are SO many great ideas on Pinterest along with free resources and printables that are filled on there. This is a really great place to build up a folder and dive into for days where things are starting to feel a bit repetitive. You can follow me on Pinterest here, and I have a saved folder going daily of saved activities that I plan to do one day, eventually. So you can browse those to start!

5. Youtube

I know YouTube and social media in general can get a bad wrap. But, it’s important to not lose sight in all of the good it can provide! Our go to channel for learning videos on YouTube is “Peekaboo Kids”. They’re really fun and informative videos that teach different topics from a kids’ perspective. I like to intertwine these into lessons to give him a break from listening to mom if there’s a relevant video to our lesson and then ask him a few questions afterwards regarding the video.

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