**We’ll keep adding helpful sites as we find them. If you know a great one we missed, let us know so we can add it to our homeschool list (sharing is caring!).
free curriculum
— Amazon Future Engineer
A computer science and STEM education program offering online courses and virtual field trips to inspire learning and exploration.
— BBC Bitesize
A free online study resource to support learning, revision, and homework for ages 3 and up across a wide range of subjects.
*Note: based on the UK curriculum
— Common Sense Media
Digital citizenship lesson plans to address timely topics and prepare students to take ownership of their digital lives.
— Easy Peasy All-in-One Homeschool
A complete, free Christian homeschool curriculum.
— K12
Tuition-free online public homeschool
— Khan Academy
Offers free, personalized learning resources for students from kindergarten through early college. Parents and teachers also get free tools, including a dashboard to track student progress.
— PBS LearningMedia
Free, curriculum-aligned videos, interactive, lesson plans, and more.
*Note: Resources align with your state’s education standards, so you’ll need to enter your state or zip code to access them.
— The Good and the Beautiful
Offers many free resources, along with additional materials available for purchase.
free worksheets
— 123 Homeschool 4 Me
Over 1 million pages of free worksheets plus lots of hands-on, educational kids activities, printable games, and more.
— 15 Worksheets
25,000+ worksheets that are free to use for educational purposes.
— A to Z Teacher Stuff
Discover lesson plans, thematic units, teacher tips, discussion forums, printable worksheets, emergent reader books, and other downloadable teaching materials.
— Education.com
For Pre-K through 5th grade, offering both free (Basic) and paid (Premium) memberships with online materials to supplement learning.
*Note: Basic members can download up to three free resources per month.
— K5Learning
Free worksheets are available. For $24.00 a year, a membership gets you even more worksheets and flexible printing options.
— McGraw Hill
Free Teaching and Learning Resources
— Super Teacher Worksheets
Offers some free worksheets; a yearly membership is $24.95 for unlimited access.
— Teachers Pay Teachers
Thousands of free worksheets, unit studies, and activities.
*Note: You can find thousands of free resources by using the TPT search function and filtering the price by “Free.” You also have the option to sort any search by ascending price.
— We Are Teachers
Free classroom resources, inspiration, and support.
subscription-based websites
*Prices are subject to change at any time. I am not affiliated with these websites; the prices listed were current at the time of writing.*
— ABC Teach
Membership starts at $9.99/month and includes unlimited downloads, ad-free access, over 50,000 teaching resources, and 1,000+ educational videos and interactive lessons.
— IXL
Memberships start at $9.95/month. IXL offers worksheets, lessons, educational games, and personalized learning plans.
— Tip-Top Printable Shop
Printable worksheets are available at various price points.
— Twinkl
Membership starts at $10/month and includes unlimited downloads with access to over 1,000,000 Twinkl resources.
*Note: A 30-day FREE trial is available*
paid curriculum
— Christianbook
Curriculum, workbooks, living books, and resources from various publishers to support every homeschooling style and method.
— Discovery K12
Provides a free online homeschool platform and curriculum for Pre-K through 12th grade, and also offers an upgraded Parent/Teacher Account for student reporting and tracking.
— Homeschool Buyers Club
Provides Discount Homeschool Curriculum and Free Resources
— Miacademy
Offers hundreds of lessons in math, language arts, science, and social studies, covering all of K-8. In addition to the core subjects, Miacademy has a variety of electives.
— Power Homeschool
Complete K-12 Online Homeschool Program with Hundreds of Engaging Courses!
— Time4Learning
Time4Learning offers a complete online homeschool curriculum for preschool through 12th grade, with engaging videos, activities, and quizzes.
virtual field trips
— Alaska Sealife Center
Experience life alongside field researchers as they study the natural world in places like the Bering Sea, Antarctica, and the Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta.
— Discovery Education
Virtual field trips and DE Docs free experiences include an educator guide with standards-aligned, hands-on learning activities.
— Great Lakes Now
Virtual Field Trips in the Great Lakes
— Louvre in France
Visit the museum rooms and galleries. Enjoy the palace architecture and the views.
— Mount Rushmore National Memorial
Virtual tour with tour guide to learn about Mount Rushmore.
— Museum of the American Revolution
360-degree panoramic images of galleries, high-resolution images of objects and artifacts, and a guided audio tour.
— National Park Foundation
Discover the rich history of these legendary places and why protecting and preserving them is vital so future generations can enjoy them.
— Republic Services
Virtual field trip of a modern recycling center.
— San Diego Zoo Wildlife Explorers
Watch and learn with live cams and videos featuring your favorite animals.
— The China Guide
Virtual tour of the Great Wall of China.
— White House History
Tour the White House in 360 degrees.
extracurricular activities
*To keep things organized, I’m adding separate drop-downs for each subject so you can easily find what you’re looking for. If you see “$$,” it means the program requires payment.*
financial literacy.
— Banzai!
Free interactive financial education platform teaching real world finance and practical life skills
— Beyond Personal Finance
Using a fun, interactive workbook, students learn about money, making choices, and planning for their future. $$
— CFPB
Offers tools and resources can help you teach financial literacy.
— FDIC Money Smart for Young People
Offers four free, age-appropriate curricula designed for pre-kindergarten through 12th grade, helping students build financial understanding.
— HowTheMarketWorks
Free stock market game featuring real-time stock prices and rankings that allows users to learn about the stock markets and practice investing in stocks, ETFs, bonds, and mutual funds.
— Intuit for Education
Free and interactive curriculum that uses real-world tools to help students become financially capable.
life skills.
— 4-H Military Partnership
Babysitting Curriculum Guide helps middle school and teen youth learn how to become responsible, caring, trustworthy, capable, and safe babysitters.
— EVERFI
Delivers digital resources that help teachers equip students with critical life skills.
— Safe Kids Worldwide
Most sports injuries can be prevented with smart habits and good training. Sports Safety 101 videos teach these skills to help young athletes stay in the game.
— St. John Ambulance First Aid
A great introduction to the basics of first aid.
*Note: This is a UK-based course, so spelling may differ.*
technology.
— CODE
Free website for K–12 that teaches computer science(CS) and artificial intelligence (AI).
— Codecademy_
Learn in-demand skills in AI, data, coding, cybersecurity, and more. Free & Paid lessons.
— GCFGlobal
Offers free learning resources on more than 200 topics, including more than 2,300 lessons and more than 2,000 videos, completely free.
— Nitro Type
Improve your typing skills while competing in fast-paced races with up to 5 players from around the world.
— Tynker
K-12 creative coding platform, enabling students of all ages to learn to code. $$
— TypingClub
An engaging and interactive experience while you are learning how to type.
— Typing Lessons
Learn to type easily with practice lessons for touch typing.
other.
— Florida Oceanographic Society
Provides a variety of activities about sharks, manatees, sea turtles, and more in Florida.
— Georgia Department of Education
A free K–12 car and road safety program from the Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT), offering ready-to-use classroom resources at no cost.
— GOES-R
Provides materials for students, parents, teachers, and the public on meteorology, space science, weather, the environment, and satellites like the GOES-R Series.
— Mesonet
This website features a wide range of science lessons.
— NOAA National Severe Storms Laboratory
A list of resources to teach weather and climate.
— Quill
Provides free literacy activities that build reading comprehension, writing, and language skills for elementary, middle, and high school students.
— U.S. Census Bureau
Students can explore their state by collecting and analyzing data in “State Facts for Students,” with kid-friendly facts and graphs.