FREE Printable Worksheets for the home schooled!

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Ellieo
I have been home educating now for seven years. They were 13,11 and 8 when we deregistered them.
One has done A levels, the other two chose to not do them and instead are using the OU to get the qualifications they need, one will be using the OU to get her whole degree.
Joining in with the home ed community locally and nationally means they have a social life that is the envy of their schooled peers and cousins.

IMO The best sites to start with home education are the two main websites
https://www.education-otherwise.org
https://www.home-education.org.uk
both of these sites have links to tell you all about home education, all the legal bits and also links to home ed support lists and to finding Home Ed groups local to you.

Then there is
https://www.home-ed.info -an independent website, with loads of support and resources.
The lady who runs this website home educated her boys through their teenage years.
https://www.he-special.org.uk for folks home educating, or considering home educating children with SEN.
and https://www.muddlepuddle.co.uk a website for families home educating young children.

tubbies74

thanks for this op

jumblejack

Here's another great site that I have just listed. It is for a free download homework pack for year 2 by a manchester based learning provider!!
http://www.homeworkpacks.co.uk/

jumblejack

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Welcome to iChild - the website dedicated to your child’s development and education

Together with child development expert Dr Carol Cooper and leading education advisor Godfrey Hall, iChild has produced FREE printable activities that cover child development and education from birth to 11 years! These are perfect for keeping your kids busy and are both fun and educational!

Our Free Educational Activities cover subjects from the National Curriculum and so can be used in nurseries and schools as well as at home. Simply click on the relevant age tabs opposite and you will be able to see how each activity benefits your child.

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hi ive just started to home school my 15 year old daughter , shes doing health and social care ,,, child devolpment ,,,, does anybody know any good websites were you can print free worksheets ect