Homeschool Community

I've homeschooled my children in the past and realized they weren't getting everything they needed. They are in a public school at this time; but will be home on Feb. 1st to restart the homeschooling adventure. I am trying to find an inexpensive way to teach them without incurring one hundred books at a single time. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!

I found a great discount on textbooks and literature books at barnes and noble. http://www.barnesandnoble.com/  Another good site that I use is http://www.alibris.com/  I participate in a program called mypoints www.mypoints.com and earn free points by reading emails and then use the points i earn to purchase books from these 2 sites. I hope this helps.

Here is a link to free study guides that you can access online (covers many areas of interest!)  www.sparknotes.com

hsiamy

The website www.edhelper.com is a wonderful tool that I use.  I have 5 children ages 16 down to a newborn.  This website is 39.95 a year but gives you unlimited access to printouts, in every category that you want.  Even high school.  I use it along with standard secular curriculum.

Sabrina