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You'll find the choice of free worksheets can be overwhelming and you can waste a lot of time looking.
We decided the best way we can help is by using our own unique homeschooling experience of what actually works to make our own.
Our free alphabet and story writing worksheets are very popular.
Glad to help!
Let's start with one of our most popular:
Three sites come top of the list.
At Kindergarten Worksheets you'll find a range of free homeschool worksheets covering writing, reading, science and math. I spotted a few fun ones like this:
CleverLearner has worksheets on basic numbers, science and the environment, shape and form, time, as well as brain teasers and special day themes.
MegaWorkbook (UK) has some pretty free homeschool printables covering English, Maths, Logical Reasoning, Shapes, Colors and Coloring Page.
I like that it is a free site run by homeschooling parents who devise what they need for their own daughter.
Education.com comes highly recommended in my Courageous Homeschooling Facebook group.
It has 30,000 plus free worksheets covering fine arts, math, science, social studies, English and even arts and crafts. I spotted a rather nice worksheet about how to make a castle. Let's pick out a few more:
N.B. Free membership gives three free downloads each month.
Student Handouts has a range of free worksheets covering lots of subjects up to Grade 8. You'll find:
"This is my main source of free worksheets." ~ Leigh, Courageous Homeschooling Facebook group.
Sheila from my Courageous Homeschooling Facebook group has kindly shared her free math worksheet.
She has based it around her daughter's interest in Harry Potter and I am certain that linking math to whatever your child is interested in is the best way to learn.
Thanks so much Sheila.
"Thanks to you both! This is a great inspiration!"
~ Kailey-Jane
One of the best ways you can help with English skills is to encourage your kids to start writing stories.
Once you've planted the seed and writing becomes something your kids want to do all the other English skills will follow.
So we decided that our very first free homeschool worksheets would be these story printables.
Handwriting Practice Worksheets
Find the best recommendations for free worksheets, ideas and homeschooling resources to help with your kids handwriting.
Homeschool Alphabet Worksheets
You can get our free alphabet worksheets designed as printable alphabet letters for your child to copy as a fun handwriting activity - and they're illustrated with beautiful homeschool animal pictures specially drawn by Catherine.
If you go to our free homeschooling Alphabetical Order Worksheets page, you can put all that handwriting practice to good use by putting the letters in the correct order.
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Here's my homeschool son filling out a science worksheet.
You'll find free printable instructions for our top ten science experiments.
See how to make everything from a volcano to sugar crystals and slime, and try out kids lava lamp experiments.
Math
You'll see our homeschool math page picks out the TOP THREE math worksheets for homeschooling.
I've covered more free printable math worksheets here, and our homeschooling guide to online math activities covers the best kids websites and free games.
I've already covered some great free homeschooling resources and I'm going to be looking at more free homeschooling worksheets and printables for kids because my list is getting too long to fit on one page!
I do think though, that every family is different and every child is different. Free homeschool worksheets can be perfect for one child but won't work with another.
Which is why it would be great if you can suggest any that you like; that way everyone gets more chance to find ones that appeal to their kids!
It's very hard to find the best free homeschool worksheets and printables for your child. It would be great if you could let us know how you got on so others can benefit. What's worked for your children? What didn't? What advice would you give to others thinking of using the worksheets you chose? Please tell us...
Click below to see what other visitors think about the free homeschool worksheets and printables they've tried..
Easy Teacher Worksheets
www.easyteacherworksheets.com
Language Arts - It's done nicely and everything is free.
DLTK's crafts for kids, and dltk teach and all the sister sites
I used many of the worksheets, colouring pages, crafts, unit studies, printable books and printable games such as bingo and matching card games from these …
My Teaching Station, Free Home School Worksheets
I like this site because they are consistent with their worksheet illustrations (i.e.: HAT - they use a picture of a hat, not a baseball cap), their worksheets …
Free Homeschool Printables At activityvillage.co.uk
Lots of homeschool printables connected to recent or upcoming events eg, Easter, Diamond Jubilee, Charles Dickens birthday, Chinese new year, etc. Really …
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