Other Hsing sites

Other Homeschooling Websites

A-Z Homeschool's Cool: Ann Zeise' excellent site may be the best overall site for homeschooling on the 'net. Articles, resources, games, what's new, news, whole lessons plans. Use her search engine and check here first.

Abcedarian Academy
Homepre-school site containing lesson plans, skill lists and advice.

Classical Christian Homeschooling: This site is dedicated to Classical Education and its practical application in grades K-12 for homeschooling families. They have an excellent book list called 1000 Good Books and 100 Great books which has been a staple for many homeschooling families whether they're classically educating or not.

Donna Young's Homeschool Site
Fellow Tennessean Donna Young has a great site full of resources--we especially appreciate your handwriting and blank forms. If you need a form--start here.

Eclectic Homeschool Online
The Magazine for Creative Homeschoolers has scads of resources and reviews for homeschooling parents.

Homeschool.com
This commercial site is well laid out and contains much useful information. Along with the usual message boards, FAQ and articles such as "One Hour Homeschooling", "The Moore Method" and "Car Schooling", they also provide online classes for a fee.

homeschool.crosswalk.com: This is Michael Farris' (of HSLDA fame) very successful site. You'll find lots of links, articles, forums, etc.

homeschooling.about.com: This site is run by Beverly Hernandez, an experienced homeschooling mom. She's regularly adding new stuff to the site such as a different educational game every day and unit studies on each of the States--it's a treasure trove of information.

Homeschool Internet Yellow Pages

Homeschooling at VegSource: This site has several discussion boards (religious, non-religious, controversial), a section for kids, special needs, unit studies and, if you back up to http://www.vegsource.org lots of vegetarian and health information. It's also a popular place to sell, buy and swap curriculum.

Homeschooling Teens & College
Looking for support homeschooling ages 11-18? Here it is! You'll find help with educating teenagers at home and homeschoolers applying to college are a specialty. This is Cafi Cohen's website She and her husband Terry homeschooled two children through middle school and high school. Both of our homeschoolers were eventually admitted to selective colleges and offered substantial scholarships."

Jewish Homeschooling Educator's Network
J.H.E.N. connects you to Jewish homeschoolers throughout the country and world-wide. For Kids and Home Education Enthusiasts!
(Especially eclectic and self-directed learning advocates)
This is Cafi Cohen's site. There are message boards for nearly everything: curriculum, special needs, just chat, newbies, science, a children's section and much more.

Learn In Freedom.org
Karl Bunday, a missionary dad in Taiwan, somehow has time to keep up this most excellent website. His article on Socialization is highly recommended as is his link farm of other homeschooling sites:
http://learninfreedom.org/homeschooling_hotlist.html

LocalHS: has a large database of homeschool groups across the nation. And while TnHomeEd's Tennessee list can't be beat there may be the odd one that appears there that doesn't appear here. LocalHS also has a great collection of other information people in this lifestyle have found helpful such as classic articles and news and information of related issues such as CPS, charter schools, and pre-school.

National Home Education Network:
The NHEN website has a thorough list of home education support organizations, the laws, a quarterly newsletter, an excellent message board, where people from across the diverse homeschooling community discuss issues, and much more.

The Moore Foundation --Where modern homeschooling got a huge start.

Universal Preschool is a place where parents can find the support they need to do this themselves and where advocates against the government taking on this essential task can work together for the sake of the children.

ArabesQ.com From their website: "ArabesQ was created for women who Home school and/or were in business, home educated Muslim students and all Multi-cultural home schooling families around the world looking for a place to gather resources, free business tips, free home schooling tips, free support, home business ideas, and a place to network with other Muslim families."

Islamic Education and Muslim Home Schooling Resources
http://www.muslimhomeschool.com/
More than just Muslim homeschooling resources.
Muslim Homeschool Network and Resources
P. O. Box 803
Attleboro, MA 02703
E-mail: MHSNR@aol.com