Rachel Holland, Author at How To Homeschool For FREE

Free Educational Valentine’s Day Activities HUGE Round-up!

February 10, 2017 Leave a Comment

It’s February and that means Valentine’s Day is right around the corner! Valentine’s Day is a great time to take a little break from the same ‘ol books and have some extra holiday fun in your homeschool. I have scoured the web and come up with some really great freebies to help you with this. Following are tons of free printables, activity ideas and more to use. Enjoy!

Free Valentine’s Day Educational Printables

Valentine’s Day Multiplication Activity Sheets

Free Valentine’s Day Letter Search Printables

Valentine’s Day Connect The Dots

Valentine’s Day Mad Libs

Valentine Scripture Coloring Sheet

Free Valentine’s Day Learning Packs

Free Valentine’s Day Math Worksheets

Free Valentine’s Day Educational Activities

Valentine’s Day Vocabulary, Spelling, Handwriting, Writing Printables and Online Interactive (Lessons, Games, Tests)

Valentine’s Day Clip Cards

Valentine’s Day Fine Motor Practice

Broken Heart Alphabet Hunt

Valentine’s Heart Spelling Game

Lego Valentine Writing Prompts & other Ideas

Chocolate Unit Study

Valentine’s Day Bird Feeders

Valentine’s Day Ideas for Middle and High Schoolers

Free Valentine’s Day Art & Music Activities

Simple Valentine’s Day Art

Valentine’s Day Play-Doh Recipe

Mosaic of My Heart Valentine’s Craft

Valentine Shaving Cream Art

Free Valentine’s Day STEM Resources

Heart Addition Mat Math

Valentine’s Day Math Printables

Heart Marshmallow Toothpick Structures

Fizzy Hearts Science for Kids

Dissolving Hearts Science Experiment

Measuring with Candy Hearts

More ideas for Candy Heart Measurement

STEM Activities for Valentine’s Day

Dissolving Candy Hearts Science 2

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Free Government and Current Events Lessons from The Bill of Rights Institute

February 8, 2017 Leave a Comment

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Are you looking for an excellent resource to supplement your government or US History program? Look no further than these wonderful Free Government Lessons from The Bill of Rights Institute. You can register to receive a free eLesson sent to your inbox each day or browse around for some of the following resources:

Federalists Papers
The Electoral College
Current Events
Presidents, past and present
much more…

Don’t forget to take a look at all the FREE Government Homeschool Resources on How to Homeschool for Free!

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Filed Under: Core Subjects, Government

Free Lessons in Music Theory and Appreciation

January 3, 2017 Leave a Comment

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If you would like to add some lessons in music appreciation and theory to your homeschool, then you will LOVE this amazing free resource from Carnegie Hall! At the Carnegie Hall Digital Library you will find several resources for all ages including the following:

Online Games and Listening Guides

Lesson Plans and Teacher’s guides

and More

Be sure to check out all the Free Homeschool Music Resources on How To Homeschool For Free!

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Filed Under: Electives, Music

Free Help with Understanding Algebra!

January 2, 2017 Leave a Comment

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How’s Algebra going? Are you finding that you and your student need a little help in that subject? If so you will definitely want to check out Understanding Algebra from James Brennan. Including 9 chapters from real numbers to Quadratic Equations, you will be able to view it online or print it here as a PDF.

Also, be sure to check out all the Free Homeschool Math resources on How To Homeschool for Free!

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Filed Under: Algebra, Core Subjects, High School, Math

Free Logic Self Taught Workbook

December 15, 2016 Leave a Comment

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Are you thinking of adding a Logic curriculum to your homeschool? There are some really great ones out there, but they can sometimes be a little pricey. If you want to give Logic a try, you will want to take a look at this FREE Logic Self-Taught Workbook by Katarzyna Paprzycka. This curriculum covers several topics in logic such as statements, truth-value, validity, formal proofs and more! Go here to browse the FREE Logic Curriculum.

Be sure to check out all the FREE Homeschool Curriculum on How To Homeschool For Free!

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Filed Under: Electives, Logic

Free Solar Systems Exploration Lessons From NASA!

December 14, 2016 Leave a Comment

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Are you looking for a fun addition to your science curriculum? If so you will definitely want to check out this amazing free Solar System Exploration science resource from NASA! There you will find the following:

Fast Lesson Finder by Grade
Printable Lessons
Instructions for how to Build Your Own Solar System
Videos
& More

Head over here to see this wonderful resource! Don’t miss all the Free Homeschool Science resources on How To Homeschool For Free!

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Filed Under: Astronomy, Science

Free Online Science Games for Learning Anatomy

November 14, 2016 Leave a Comment

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Are you looking for a fun addition to your science curriculum? Take a look at the FREE Online Science games on Anatomy Arcade. Games such as Whack a Bone, Poke a Muscle, Digestive Jigsaw and more are sure to be a fun add for your homeschool. Anatomy Arcade also has videos to go along with the topics as well as interactive word searches, crosswords and other really fun activities.

Be sure to check out all the FREE Science resources on How To Homeschool for Free!

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Filed Under: Biology, Science

Free Montessori Curriculum for Preschoolers and Kindergarteners

November 2, 2016 Leave a Comment

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Have you heard of the Montessori style of learning? Developed by Maria Montessori in the 1800’s, the Montessori Method focuses on the child’s natural interests rather than formal or more textbookish methods of teaching. If you are interested in utilizing the Montessori Method in your homeschool, you will definitely want to take a look at this FREE Montessori curriculum from Just Montessori. This curriculum is suitable for students of age 3 – 6 1/2. It is a 40 week curriculum which is written for Montessori classroom use, but can be easily adapted for home.

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Filed Under: Core Subjects, Full Curriculum, Preschool, Toddlers

Free Living Math Book Lists and How-To Guide

November 1, 2016 Leave a Comment

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Reading excellent literature is a fabulous way to increase learning. There are so many benefits to reading good books and math books are no exception. There are HUGE numbers of wonderful living math books available. If you want to get your students started reading math literature you should definitely check out the living math web site. On Living Math you will find several ideas for supplementing your math curriculum in a really fun way. There are suggestions for math games, getting started with Living Math guides, and my favorite – lists and lists of books which utilize living math. They are sorted by topic and are very easy to follow.

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Filed Under: Elementary/Pre-K Math, Math

High School Math Lessons – Algebra, Geometry, & More!

October 31, 2016 Leave a Comment

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Does your high schooler need a change or a supplement to their math curriculum? Check out these FREE High School Math lessons from Math Planet. There are lessons on Pre-Algebra, Algebra, Geometry, and more for high schoolers. The format of the lesson is totally online which includes some reading and also some instructional videos. The only thing you may need to add are some practice problems. Otherwise this looks like a great addition to your homeschool.

Read about a few more great, free math options online, here!

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Filed Under: Algebra, Core Subjects, Geometry, High School, Math