Question of the Week
Q. What educational resources are available to home school families?
Books:
Choosing home: deciding to homeschool with Asperger's syndromeby Martha Kennedy Hartnett.
Call Number: 371.042 HARTNE
Homeschooler's guide to free teaching aids
edited by Kathleen Suttles Nehmer
Call Number: 649.68 HOMESCH
The ultimate homeschool physical education game book
by Guy Bailey
Call Number: 372.86 BAILEY
Christian unschooling: growing your children in the freedom of Christ
by Teri J. Brown
Call Number: 371.042 BROWN
A Charlotte Mason education: a home schooling how-to manual
by Catherine Levison
Call Number: 371.042 LEVISO
Learning at home: a mother's guide to homeschooling
by Marty Layne
Call Number: 371.042 LAYNE
Teach a child to read with children's books: combining story reading, phonics and writing to promote reading success
by Mark B. Thogmartin
Call Number: 372.4 THOGMAR
And the skylark sings with me: adventures in homeschooling and community-based education
by David H. Albert
Call Number: 371.042 ALBERT
Home schooling, is it for you?
Call Number: VIDEO 371.042
Homeschooling, the middle years: your complete guide to successfully homeschooling the 8- to 12-year-old child
by Shari Henry
Call Number: 371.042 HENRY
The art of education: reclaiming your family, community, and self
by Linda Dobson
Call Number: 371.042 DOBSON
The high school handbook: junior and senior high school at home
by Mary Schofield
Call Number: 371.042 SCHOFI
Teaching Montessori in the home: the pre-school years
by Elizabeth G. Hainstock
Call Number: 371.392 HAINST
HOme educating with confidence: how ordinary parents can produce extraordinary children
by Rick Boyer
Call Number: 371.042 BOYER
Homeschool guide to the online world: everything you need to know start making great connections!
by Mark Dinsmore
Call Number: J025.04 DINSMO
Web Sites
American Homeschool Association?
A free services organization that works primarily online to provide information and support for homeschooling families, education officials, the media and others interested in homeschooling.
Ann Zeise's A to Z Homeschooling
Friendly encouragement and helpful assistance from a dedicated homeschooling mom.
Learn in Freedom
Carl M. Bunday's site, famous for his long list of colleges that accept homeschoolers offers many reasons for homeschooling.
HEM's Homeschooling Information and Resource Pages
An outstanding website offering many free services to homeschoolers, including: Articles from over 17 years of Home Education Magazine, Networking with other homeschoolers, Questions and Answers, and Resources and Reviews.
NATHHAN (NATional cHallenged Homeschoolers Associated Network)
Christian support group for families homeschooling children with special needs.
National Home Education Network
The largest and most active national organization for homeschooling families, offering an ever-growing collection of services and resources. Free membership, monthly online newsletter, quarterly printed journal, message boards, an email discussion list, media outreach and public relations programs, extensive resources, and much more.
Unschooling.com
A full-service website designed specifically for unschoolers, offering wide-ranging message boards, a library of articles and essays on unschooling from HEM and GWS, a free monthly online newsletter, an email discussion list, extensive unschooling resources, and much more.
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