- Donna Young Printables Many great lesson plans and printables.
- Learn to Read at Starfall Great online phonics games.
- Homeschool Math Lots of great free math resources.
- Classical Christian Homeschooling My favorite site for classical education. Includes the 1000 Great Books list.
Go as many times a week as you can. Check out as many books as you can carry. Listen to some new music. Watch some documentaries. Ask your librarians for help if you need it.

Today is a momentous day for our family: Polly got her very own library card (see above picture). She checked out 5 books: A Shakespeare picture book, a book about Ice Skating, an easy reader about July 4th, A big book of Aesop's fables, and a My Little Pony book. No, I did not tell her what to get (as that last selection may show you).
Do you have any frugal homeschool advice or websites to recommend? I'd love to hear them!
Find lots of great frugal inspiration at Biblical Womanhood. Or Money Saving Mom. Both of Crystal's sites are great!

3 comments:
Thanks for these tips. I'm planning to begin homeschooling my daughter this fall and am in the research and planning phase. These tips can really help!
I have a blog set up for this purpose! Enjoy!
Beth in GA
http://homeschoolingforfree.blogspot.com
Oooh, great resources, thanks! I was only familiar with 1 or 2 of them.
Congrats to Polly! What a special day! I love our local library. Plus I have a bonus! For over 15 years I have had the blessing of first my Nana and then my mom being Library Director! Talk about a familiar smiling face!
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