Your Homeschool Toolbox: Free & Flexible Resources
Archive.orgFrom textbooks to novels, Archive.org offers free digital books on every imaginable subject. It’s an indispensable resource for homeschooling families looking to expand their library without cost.
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Teachers Pay TeachersWhether you need quick worksheets, hands-on activity ideas, or full lesson plans, Teachers Pay Teachers has something for every parent. You can find many free printables for every grade and subject, from science experiments to history lessons.
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Ambleside OnlineRooted in Charlotte Mason’s philosophy, Ambleside Online provides a complete, free curriculum. Its emphasis on living books and nature study makes it an ideal choice for parents who value a literature-rich, thoughtful approach to education.
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Project GutenbergIntroduce your homeschoolers to classic literature with Project Gutenberg’s free collection of public domain texts. It’s ideal for parents looking for both foundational and supplementary reading materials to their curriculum.
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Freedom HomeschoolingA vast collection of free, faith-based homeschooling resources, Freedom Homeschooling provides links to complete curriculums, printables, and activities for every subject and grade level.
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Allinonehomeschool.comThis all-in-one homeschool curriculum offers comprehensive lessons from pre-K through high school, completely free. With easy navigation and a day-by-day schedule, it’s perfect for families looking for a structured, Christian-based curriculum.
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Kingdom First HomeschoolWith over 150 free resources, this website offers an extensive collection of free curriculum links, activities, printables, and unit studies, all rooted in Christian values, for all grade levels.
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The Good and the BeautifulThis website offers a rich and engaging Christian homeschool curriculum. With free downloadable resources, it covers subjects such as language arts, history, and science with an emphasis on beauty, goodness, and simplicity.
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OER CommonsA treasure trove of free educational materials for all subjects and grade levels. OER Commons provides access to open-source lesson plans, textbooks, and teaching resources for homeschooling families.
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Pocket CollegeOffering free online courses in history, literature, philosophy, and more, Pocket College is an excellent resource for families seeking an academic approach to homeschooling. Ideal for middle school through college-level learners.
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OpenStaxOpenStax offers free, high-quality, peer-reviewed textbooks for middle school, high school, and college students. These textbooks are perfect for families looking for rigorous academic resources in subjects like math, science, and history.
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Curriculum Builders: Philosophical Guides & Freebies for Your Homeschool Journey
Simply Charlotte MasonSimply Charlotte Mason offers homeschooling parents a deep dive into Charlotte Mason’s educational philosophy with blogs, videos, and affordable curricula. Free resources like planners and lesson ideas are also available to help parents implement this approach in a practical way.
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NickiTruesdell.comNicki Truesdell’s site blends educational philosophy with actionable homeschooling resources. Her site includes insightful blog posts on homeschooling’s bigger picture as well as free and inexpensive materials to help parents implement a flexible and thoughtful homeschool routine.
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Well Educated HeartPerfect for parents following the Thomas Jefferson Education philosophy, Well Educated Heart offers downloadable books, parenting podcasts, and the “Mother’s University” series. It’s a comprehensive resource for homeschooling families who seek to foster a love of learning through literature and heartfelt education. The website is a little tricky to navigate at first, so here is a great tutorial about how to use it: Well Educated Heart Website Tutorial
Crosswalk HomeschoolCrosswalk offers insightful articles, devotionals, and Christian homeschooling advice. It’s a great resource for parents seeking spiritual guidance and homeschooling tips.
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Hillsdale Free Online CoursesHillsdale’s online courses offer free, in-depth lessons in history, government, literature, and more. Ideal for high school students or parents seeking to sharpen their knowledge, these courses provide a rigorous academic experience.
Filter It Through a Brain CellCritical Thinking for Teens and Adults
A thought-provoking podcast that encourages listeners to develop their critical thinking skills. Perfect for teens, parents, and educators looking to foster clear, logical thinking in education. |
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Freedom In Ed is a movement aimed at promoting education freedom. It supports alternative education paths like homeschooling and offers resources for families seeking an independent approach to learning.
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Homeschool.com offers a vast collection of articles, resources, and guides to support homeschooling families. With its helpful tools and extensive resource lists, it’s a must-visit for new and experienced homeschoolers alike.
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A Heart for All StudentsFocused on providing support for students with learning differences, this website offers free printables, activities, and tips for parents. It’s an excellent resource for families seeking to tailor their homeschool to the unique needs of their children.
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The Homeschool HistorianThe Homeschool Historian offers detailed history lesson plans, printables, and activities for students of all ages. With a focus on making history engaging and accessible, this resource provides tools to help homeschooling parents bring the past to life for their children.
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This website provides short, engaging U.S. history video lessons designed for middle and high school students. It’s perfect for reinforcing history topics with fun, digestible content.
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The Hope Academy embraces a variety of teaching methods and learning philosophies to cater to the diverse educational needs of each student. The resources listed here, along with many others that we use, reflect this flexible approach. While we align with many of the ideologies these resources promote, we encourage families to blend and combine ideas to best suit their unique needs. Please note that The Hope Academy, P.E.A is not officially affiliated with any of these resources.