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Free Foreign Language Learning System: Spanish, French, Italian, and More!

July 20, 2016 Leave a Comment

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I am so excited to find this free gem! Have you been wanting to introduce or re-inforce foreign language learning into your homeschool? If so you will definitely want to check out Duolingo! Duolingo is a free online foreign language learning system. It has several different languages to choose from such as Spanish, French, German, Italian, and many more!

Duolingo reminds me alot of the Rosetta Stone program. The way it uses audio visual methodology is really similar. The lessons are interactive, self-grading, and are tailored somewhat to your student. So fun!

Check out all the free Foreign Language Learning resources on How To Homeschool for Free!

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Filed Under: Core Subjects, Foreign Language

Free Chronicles of Narnia Learning Resources

July 19, 2016 Leave a Comment

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Are you reading The Chronicles of Narnia this year in your homeschool? If so you will definitely want to check out this FREE list of Chronicles of Narnia Resources from Homeschool Giveaways for your study! Following are some of the things you will find on the list:

Check out all the free Language Arts resources on How To Homeschool for Free!

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Filed Under: Classic Literature, Core Subjects, Printables, Specific Books, Unit Studies

Free Printable Horses Lapbook

July 18, 2016 Leave a Comment

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Do you have a student who love horses? Make it a learning experience with this fun FREE All About Horses Lapbook! This nice freebie includes Word Search, Notebooking Pages, Book studies, Label the Horse Worksheets, and more!

Don’t miss out on all the FREE Homeschool Science resources on How To Homeschool For Free!

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Filed Under: Animals, Core Subjects, Lapbooks, Resources, Science

Free Printable Mini Books for Young Readers

July 16, 2016 Leave a Comment

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New readers are usually always looking for more material to get their hands on and read. We love to use Bob Books, Nora Gaydos Readers, and other books from the library. Thanks to reader, Alesia, for sharing another great resource for young readers. At Funtastic.com you can print more than 12 easy reader mini books all for FREE. These are really cute! Some of the options are as follows:

Printable Mountain Animals Mini Book

Printable Desert Animals Mini Book

Nursery Rhymes Numbers 1-3

and more…

Check out all the Learn To Read Homeschool Resources on How To Homeschool for Free!

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Filed Under: Core Subjects, Printables, Reading, Young Readers

Free Writing Help – How To Be A Storyteller

July 15, 2016 Leave a Comment

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Do you have a student who loves to write? How about one who might like to write if they had the right training? Karissa from Writing For Storytellers has put together a really nice free resource for writing students. In Writing for Storytellers you will find tons of information about writing such as plot development, Theme exercises, word banks and more.

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Filed Under: Core Subjects, Writing & Grammar

Free Ice Cream Place Value Match Game

July 14, 2016 Leave a Comment

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Are you going over place value in your lessons right now or planning to soon? This fun free Ice Cream Place Value Math printable from 123Homechool4Me looks like a really fun game to play and practice this concept! It uses base 10 blocks concepts and a matching game to teach students all about place value.

Don’t miss all the free homeschool printables here on How To Homeschool For Free!

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Filed Under: Core Subjects, Elementary/Pre-K Math, Math, Math Games, Printables

Educational Freebies for the 4th of July

July 1, 2016 Leave a Comment

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If you live in the U.S. then you might be planning soon to celebrate one of the biggest North American Holidays, the 4th of July AKA Independence Day. Don’t let this day slip by without teaching your kiddos about the meaning of the holiday. Here are lots of resources that will help with that.

4th of July Educational Websites:

PBS A Capitol Fourth – Interactive activities about the 4th of July, History quiz, fireworks and more.

History Channel, 4th of July – Learn about history of the 4th of July

Pledge of Allegiance in Sign Language

4th of July Unit Study Resources

Schoolhouse Rock 4th of July Video

Did I miss any of your favorite Free 4th of July Resources? Let us know in the comments!

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Free 4th of July Printable Fun Pack!

June 30, 2016 Leave a Comment

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Looking for something fun and educational to do with the kiddos this Independence Day? There is a really great free Printable 4th of July Fun pack you can use with your student. You will find copywork, coloring pages, word puzzles, and more.

Also, check out all the FREE homeschool printables on How to Homeschool For Free.

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Filed Under: Holidays, Printables

Free Constitutional History Lessons from Liberty Classroom

June 28, 2016 Leave a Comment

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Do you have an older teen who is learning about the U.S. Constitution? The Liberty Classroom has a free series of videos you may want to check out. They have a full year’s class called U.S. Constitutional History: The Non-P.C. Version. It is a paid course, but they have the first 15 lectures available to watch completely FREE! That is a lot of learning for free. Go here to check out the free U.S. Constitution Lectures from Liberty Classroom.

Also, check out all the free homeschool history resources and FREE Government Homeschool resources on How To Homeschool for Free!

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Filed Under: American History, Core Subjects, Government, History, The Constituion

Free Literature Guides by SparkNotes

June 27, 2016 Leave a Comment

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Do you have a voracious reader in your home? Or do you have kiddos reading books for school that you haven’t read yet, don’t have time to read, or just don’t want to read? If you are the teacher, knowing about the books they are reading can be very important to help with their learning. Since that isn’t always possible, I am so excited to find this fabulous resource from SparkNotes. Check out these FREE Literature Guides from LitCharts.com.

You just click the book you wish to learn about and read the information on the screen. You can print and download a pdf for a charge, but just reading it on your screen is free. For each book you can get the following information: