Free Homeschool Resources (Curated)
Real, always-free (or generous free-tier) resources I use alongside our online curriculum. This is a quick, no-fluff list you can open when you need extra practice, a change of pace, or a printable—especially on busy workdays. I keep it short, update it over time, and focus on things that work without long prep or supplies.
Last updated: September 2025
Websites & Courses (always free)
Khan Academy — https://www.khanacademy.org/
Best for: Math practice, short concept videos, SAT prep, and some science/history.
Why I like it: 100% free, mastery-based practice, quick explainers when kids get stuck.
Use it fast: Search the exact skill (“long division with remainders”) → do one practice set or watch one video.
Printables & Worksheets
123Homeschool4Me — https://www.123homeschool4me.com/
Best for: Tons of free worksheets by grade/subject, seasonal themes, hands-on activities.
Why I like it: Truly large library of free downloads with no paywall.
Use it fast: Pick grade → choose subject → print one targeted page for extra practice.
K5 Learning — https://www.k5learning.com/
Best for: Free printable math and reading worksheets for K–5 (phonics, reading comprehension, math facts).
Why I like it: Clear layout; easy to find exactly what you need.
Use it fast: Search “grade + skill” (e.g., “Grade 3 multiplication”) → print 1–2 sheets.
EasyTeacherWorksheets — https://www.easyteacherworksheets.com/
Best for: Printable worksheets across many subjects (ELA, math, science).
Why I like it: Big library; good for quick review or warm-ups.
Use it fast: Click the subject → choose topic → download the PDF.
Education.com — https://www.education.com/
Best for: Worksheets + simple learning games (free account has a limited number of downloads per month).
Why I like it: Quality visuals, neat skill tags, quick printable options.
Use it fast: Make a free account → save a few go-to worksheets to your collection.
Teachers Pay Teachers (filter for FREE) — https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/
Best for: Teacher-created printables, templates, and mini-units.
Why I like it: You can target exactly what you need (grade, standard, topic); many creators offer freebies.
Use it fast: In search results, set Price → Free and add Grade/Subject filters.
More Printables & Worksheets (reader favorites)
Superstar Worksheets — https://www.superstarworksheets.com/
Best for: Early literacy & math printables.
EnglishLinx — https://www.englishlinx.com/
Best for: ELA worksheets (grammar, vocabulary, reading & writing).
15Worksheets — https://www.15worksheets.com/
Best for: Printable ELA & math sheets across grades.
Games & Skill Practice
Prodigy Math — https://www.prodigygame.com/
Use it fast: Log in, pick your grade, do one 10-minute session.
ABCya — https://www.abcya.com/
Use it fast: Choose grade → pick one reading or math game.
Scratch — https://scratch.mit.edu/
Use it fast: Try a starter tutorial, then remix.
NASA Kids’ Club — https://www.nasa.gov/kidsclub/index.html
Use it fast: Pick a quick space-themed activity.
Printable Games & Scavenger Hunts
Play Party Plan — https://www.playpartyplan.com/
Best for: Free printable holiday games, scavenger hunts, bingo, party activities.
Use it fast: Search your holiday/theme → download the printable → print 1–2 pages.
One Creative Mommy (Bingo games) — https://www.onecreativemommy.com/
Best for: Lots of free printable bingo games (holidays, themes).
Use it fast: Find the bingo category → choose a theme → print.
STEM & Science Experiments
We Are Teachers — https://www.weareteachers.com/
Use it fast: Search “science experiments” + your grade; pick one doable at home.
Bilingual / Spanish
Duolingo — https://www.duolingo.com/
SpanishDict — https://www.spanishdict.com/
Rockalingua (free songs/videos section) — https://rockalingua.com/
Quick Ideas for Using These (realistic, 10 minutes)
- Target one gap. Look at yesterday’s tricky skill (fractions? commas?) and print just one page.
- Practice, then quit. 10–15 focused minutes beats an hour of frustration.
- Save favorites. Bookmark 2–3 links per subject so you’re not hunting each time.
- Stay honest. If the online curriculum already covered it well, skip the extra—this page is for stuck moments or variety.
What’s coming next
I’ll keep adding bilingual/Spanish resources and more quick-win sites as we find ones that actually help. If you have a favorite that’s truly useful (and free), send it to me through the Contact page.
Notes
- I’m not affiliated with any of these sites.
- Some platforms have optional paid plans — I stick to the free tier unless noted.