This is a list of some of the educational sites and resources that we currently use. I will update this list on a regular basis.
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Educational Sites
Easy Peasy All-In-One Homeschool We really love the new system they have! (You can purchase some items if you wish. They also offer a Genesis Curriculum that you must buy materials for.)
Live the Adventure Club you can also find some of them on AMAZON.
Step Up For Students Scholarship
YouTube lots of educational videos
Educational Resources
Ed Helper (We do not currently use this site but have I have many good things about it.)
NWT Literacy Council (They have a lot of great ‘real-life’ workbooks you can print for FREE like the ones below.)
- English 120 Resource Manual
- Kitchen Math Workbook
- Money Math Workbook
- Home Math Workbook
- Everyday Math Skills
- Personal Management Skills Manual
- Dealing with Stress Workbook
- Dealing with Conflict Workbook
- Communication Skills Manual
- Goal Setting Workbook
- Planning Your Career Workbook
- Soft Skills for Work Workbook
- Getting the Job Workbook
- Job Success Strategies Manual
- Career Development Manual
Teachers Pay Teachers (lots of free and low-cost resources available)
Scholarships
FLORIDA GARDINER SCHOLARSHIP (This scholarship is available to special needs children in Florida who meet certain criteria. Please see the site for more details.)
Also, see here for more details about the Florida Gardiner Scholarship.
Private/Umbrella Schools
Florida Unschoolers (Florida Unschoolers is a private umbrella school for unschoolers and other home educators in Florida.)
Others
Homeschool Managers (makes record keeping so much simpler) see my post about this app HERE.
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EdHelper.com is good for various levels. I’ve used it in my classroom. It’s a paid site.
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Thank you so much. I have heard of it but have not used it. We use several other sites that I will add as I can.
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What I liked about the site is you can adjust the handouts for various reading levels. It was worth the money for the membership.
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