Free Homeschool Resources: Mom Delights and Internet Gems
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You have been such and inspiration and blessing to the home education community. A modern day pioneer of simplicity and strength in teaching our children even with tight budgets.
Personally, I have found the best curriculums have been old time programs that were popular forever ago. A First Year in Number, Primary and Intermediate Language Lessons, McGuffey readers and so much more!
Bless you, Berrypatch, you always encourage me :)
I use all of your freebies. I am so thankful that you have made so much available to us for free, and I also do the composition books too. Thank you for sharing how to homeschool for cheap or free. Without it, some of us may not have been able to afford to homeschool. God Bless your lovely soul.
This is my goal! I thank God He is enabling me to do it!
Starting my first year of homeschool. You are so resourceful! I’m inspired 💕
You are a treasure Sherry. 💖
In a world of buy, buy, buy it is refreshing to see what you have to offer and have done with free books.
Bless you!
We love your Gentle Grammar. I recommend it to EVERYONE constantly.
Oh, bless you! Thank you for getting the word out so more people can be blessed :)
The Lord knew I needed this right now! I’ve been asking around on what to do for my child who needs third grade material since we can’t afford curriculum for now. I’ve been on your website some but I haven’t heard of all of these so thank you! Thank you for all your generosity, it’s truly a blessing! Please will you do another for upper elementary? This child I’ve been talking about can do a grade level in six months, reads whole big chapter books in a day, at most a week, and loves to learn all things! This child is extremely curious about everything so there is lots of questions and rabbit trails happening daily. It’s a lot to keep up with but I’m doing all I can to help her with the Lord helping me 😂
Wow, what a great adventure you are on! I think notebooking could help you gather it all together.
This is so helpful. Thank you very much for helping to make homeschooling accessible to all!
Making homeschooling accessible is my dream :)
I've been so impressed by Heritage History. I print their books the same way as you, but use 2-hole punch prongs for the binding. Super fast and easy. Thank you for all of your free resources and recommendations! I have used almost all of them.
The two-hole punch prongs are a great idea for the Heritage History books--so thankful to God for their ministry.
Thank you so much, I was literally confused about how to do phonics for elementary. ❤❤❤this is great
I'm so glad this was helpful to you!
Thank you for this video. So much good information, I am going to share with friends. Looking forward to the next one!
Thank you so much for sharing! glad this was a blessing to you.
Thank you so much! This is SO helpful❤️❤️❤️ I’m looking forward to your next video on planning. 😊
That makes me so happy!
Looking forward to the upper years resources. I'm well acquainted with your younger resources but would like to start preparing for the next phase.
The upper years can seem like such a mystery. I hope to have more information that will hopefully clear some of the fog soon.
I love your guide and use it for book shopping when I'm out. Very excited for your planning video. I would love to know how you pair down I'm always doing too much and also have a hard time gauging how to challenge and not frustrate my kids. On another note, I've recently heard about a new curriculum that uses John senior's booklist called the Children's tradition and I was wondering your thoughts on the different education philosophies out there.
The Children’s Tradition sounds so good!
Although I am awful at following other’s plans.
@Dreblueskies me too! But I like the idea of a booklist like Robinson Curriculum and Ambleside that I can just keep using.
@@ezekielfenjavandehei3189 I agree with that. I printed the John Senior book list but $100 for the formatted curriculum I am not sure about.
I haven't reviewed the curriculum, but I have looked at the list. I thought a lot of the books included were only so-so. It may be helpful, but I would not rely on it solely. I think you have to take the best from a number of sources.
Thank you for sharing this! I first heard of the heritage history website from one of your previous videos, and it is SO good.
Pretty sure I have printed all of the free resources you put out. They are all wonderful.
Thanks for the tip on the CL nature readers, I did not know that.
Blessings to you 🙏
Thank you for your sweet words, and I receive those blessings!
Thank you for sharing your wisdom! ❤
You are very welcome!
Love this! Following along as I will be world schooling my 2 littles:)
I implore you to look into what you are actually saying when you refer to children as the L word.
Hint: gross "adult" stuff...yes really!!
@@katie7748 I say that now because they are toddlers…. I tried googling what you are referring to and can’t find anything wrong about calling an infant and a 2 year old”littles” can you tell me where to look?
I don’t call them little to their face, I just use this term when typing about them as it explains they aren’t yet “school” age
Nearly all the books I am studying from are public domain. I do not have a good printer so I try to get quality reprints.
Goodwill often has awesome printers. 🎉
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I will look into that. Thank you!
Good idea!
Thank you! ❤
My pleasure!
THANK YOU 🙏🏼
You are quite welcome :)