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Donna Young maintains a site with free forms and tools for handwriting instruction, record keeping, transcript creation, attendance, lesson planning, and more.
free, extensive information on high school planning and requirements is available online from HSLDA
"Homeschool Library provides quick and easy access to thousands of educational websites, curriculum, lesson plans, online books and courses, web-based learning activities, videos and games!" You can also subscribe to their daily "link of the day" for free.
Veteran homeschooler Angie McFarren offers a number of "getting started" resources through her website. She also offers curriculum counseling services (fee based) via phone and email, so she is able to help homeschoolers everywhere.
website that reviews apps for iPads and iPhones, providing an easy interface for finding useful educational apps for ages 3 to 8 for math, language, social studies, science, and art. See my brief review of KinderTown here.
best site I've found with lists and links for resources for families who are homeschooling their children bilingually or in Spanish
Create professional homeschool transcripts easily by downloading PEAH's Free Homeschool Transcript Template.
Veteran homeschooler and support group leader Penny Ross offers curriculum counseling and other support for parents via webinars, phone, Zoom, and in person.
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Ambleside Schools International trains and mentors homeschooling parents who want to provide a Charlotte Mason education for their children.
Ashley Nance offers local and long distance curriculum counseling both for groups or individuals at TheTeachAtHomeMom.com. With a background in special education, her passion is adapting general lesson plans to meet the individual strengths and challenges of children.
The Lesson Plan Ladies have created lesson plans for many resources for art, Bible, math, music, history and geography, literature, penmanship, phonics, spelling, reading, and science,to make them easier to use. Among resources for which there are lesson plans are Spell to Write and Read, Saxon Math K through 2, and Story of the World.
WatchKnowLearn catalogs hundreds of free educational videos "wiki-style." Videos are linked in both broad and sub-categories so it's easy to search. No registration required.
Easy Teacher Worksheets offers free worksheets for PreK through high school under tabs for math, English language arts, social studies, science, and foreign language. There are also tabs for graphic organizers, holidays, and teacher printables. The site is supported by ads, so there is no push to sign up for premium access.
Marianne Sunderland offers homeschool consulting services, specializing particularly in helping families with children who have dyslexia.
Mary hosts a Facebook group. She does in-person curriculum counseling in Georgia (on Wednesdays) as well as virtual counseling. Contact her by email mary.e.hood@gmail.com or text 470-232-5365.
Vicki Tillman, Sabrina Justison, Marilyn Groop, and Kym Smythe offer virtual coaching services by appointment.
Vicki Bentley, a veteran homeschooler and professional educational consultant, offers mentoring and coaching services to homeschooling parents.
Through Abiding Truth Ministry, Dara Halydier offers homeschool mentoring services.
Brook Legg offers consulting services. Use her contact form for details.
Nikki Farmer offers homeschool consultations, including help with curriculum selection .
Bloom Homeschool Consulting offers consulting services for Catholic homeschoolers with a range of options from a 15-minute consultation to monthly or yearly membership that includes a variety of support services.
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This website has a free high school transcript generator that doesn't require account creation or registration, but you can create a free account to save your data.
This free guide is brief, focusing primarily on credits, college entry requirements, and transcripts. It links to their free transcript creation tool.
I have been recommending The Three R's for years as required reading for anyone teaching children in grades K through 3. Dr. Ruth Beechick originally wrote a set of three small books on how to teach math, reading, and language arts to children in grade K through 3 that were sold either as a set or individually. Those three small books have now been combined into a single 128-page book. Dr. Beechick has a remarkable talent for demystifying the educational process. She explains what needs to be accomplished, then presents easy and practical ways to meet those goals. She stresses the importance of parent/child interaction, real-life experience, and the value of reading "real" books. (This is very compatible with Charlotte Mason methodology.)
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