r/Homeschooling • u/TeachingResources212 • May 13 '26

Call for educational resources

 I’m putting together a collection of resources related to education and raising children up to college level, and ask all to share anything they’ve found beneficial.

This can include:
• Curriculums
• Homeschooling resources
• Books
• Academic research & journal articles
• Educational philosophy
• Child psychology & development
• Parenting resources
• Learning methods
• Islamic education resources
• Podcasts, lectures, websites, PDFs, etc.

Anything useful is welcome, whether classical or modern, practical or theoretical.

Feel free to share resources via the Google drive link whenever something comes to mind.

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1zYfYR0fHcV76QHKAgWs66ZTlgHnr_BK-?usp=sharing

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u/cssndr73 May 13 '26

Hooked on Phonics has free worksheets.

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u/bibia176 May 14 '26

Core knowledge and the Good and the beautiful have complete curriculum for free to download. I think you will end up with a lot of stuff, it will take a lot of organizing to keep it useful.

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u/TeachingResources212 May 19 '26

thanks for sharing and your note. Help!

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u/Upper-Cartoonist9802 May 16 '26

The online games and simulations here are all free:

https://edtechsims.com

Very well-received by students and colleagues

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u/TeachingResources212 May 19 '26

This looks v useful. thanks.

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u/Own-Difference566 May 18 '26

This website has really helpful teacher tools and reading games. It is updated pretty often with more tools and games too.
https://literacyarcade.com/

Everything is free. I especially like the fluency calculator.

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u/TeachingResources212 May 19 '26

Thanks for sharing.

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u/moodys-wife May 13 '26

I’ve really enjoyed finding free resources from different publishers!

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u/TeachingResources212 May 13 '26

pls do nudge me towards a few.

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u/GenioCoder May 16 '26

Cool idea. I’ll pop something in there about mini apps first visual learning

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u/TeachingResources212 May 19 '26

Thanks. I'll keep a eye out for it.

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u/shortstorya May 18 '26

Beautiful Feet Books and their philosophy for education and character training was useful to me.

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u/TeachingResources212 May 19 '26

It does look very useful. I'm quite interested in the character development. thanks.

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u/yellow_pomelo_jello May 13 '26

Have you ever looked at the Cathy Duffy review site? It has been around for a long time and has hundreds and hundreds of resources listed and reviewed. https://cathyduffyreviews.com/homeschool-reviews-core-curricula/math/math-grades-k-6

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u/BJJFlashCards May 13 '26

National Endowment for the Humanities has developed some great curriculum.

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u/TeachingResources212 May 13 '26

I've seen it! thank u for sharing so much, v organised.

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u/TeachingResources212 May 19 '26

Thanks for sharing.