FREE Printable Worksheets for the home schooled!

jumblejack

I found this when looking for specific worksheets for my son and thought I would pass it on for you other brave home edders!!!

Free printable worksheets for your students. Add these free printable worksheets, activity pages and coloring pages to your homeschool day for variety and fun.

Printable Worksheets - Index
Language Arts Worksheets
Math Worksheets
Science Worksheets
History Worksheets
Geography Worksheets
P.E., Health, Safety & Nutrition Worksheets
Misc. Theme Worksheets
Holiday Worksheets
Homeschool Record Keeping Forms

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ScENeYmE

I wish there was something like this out there when I was took out of school at the age of 13 due to bullying. I was home schooled and didn't learn much, I'm only just getting around to doing my GCSE's Thanks for the link

ellieo

i might not be on the right forum to ask this but it caught my eye.... what is the law on taking your kids out of school, can you just pull them out and teach them at home, does anyone check that you are teaching them right or can you get help from the school with getting the work ect ect

Cinders2001

ellieo I've been home-schooling my daughters since....forever.....
You have the right to home school your children. They are your children.
The law says that children age 5 and over must be in full time education and being taught according to their Age, Aptitude and Ability. If you wish to delegate that responsibility to a school then that is your right as is your right to do it yourself.

You do not need qualifications just the desire. xx

jumblejack Thanks for the www i'll add it to my growing list of bookmarks.
It's an American web site so a lot of the holiday section will be like 4th July etc but the English Math and Science will be the same. Thanks.

Cinders2001

If anyone wants some HE sites I have one or two as well.
Let me know what age and i'll see what I have.

ellieo

thanks cinders, im becoming very worried about my dd secondary school and her dislike of being there, will have a look around and find out some more info. im worried about trying to find the right work etc

Cinders2001

I hope you are able to sort something out for yourself.
If HE is the way you want to go then it is not hard......in fact the hardest part about HE is taking the first step into the 'unknown'.
xx

jumblejack

Cinders2001 wrote: »

If anyone wants some HE sites I have one or two as well.
Let me know what age and i'll see what I have.

Hi Ciders! Could you please post a reply including the free support sites here? I guess loads of people would be interested who are home-edding and also considering their options!! Education Otherwise is the best stop for those considering teaching at home, what the legal side of things is etc, but any similar sites such as the initial post would be great!!!!;)

Cinders2001

Yup will do!
Will be back soon........

jumblejack

Here's another useful link:

http://www.what2learn.com/

Great games for every subject, every level!!!!:money:

savvy

I'm interested in any links to