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Homeschooling on a Budget: Top Free Resources for Families

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20 Aug

Homeschooling can be an enriching experience, but it often comes with financial challenges. It does not have to be expensive! Thankfully, many high-quality resources are available online for free. In this post, we’ll explore some of the best free resources to help you provide a comprehensive education without breaking the bank.


A child studying math concepts, as part of a whole homeschooling concept using free resources.

Free Online Curriculum Resources

Khan Academy Khan Academy offers a complete math, science, and history curriculum. It’s a perfect resource for homeschooling families looking for structured, free educational content.

Easy Peasy All-in-One Homeschool This all-in-one curriculum covers everything from preschool through high school. It offers daily lessons, activities, and projects across all core subjects.


Free Printable Resources

Teachers Pay Teachers – Free Section While some materials are paid, there’s a large section dedicated to free printable worksheets, lesson plans, and more.

123 Homeschool 4 Me 123 Homeschool 4 Me offers free worksheets and educational activities across a variety of subjects, perfect for supplementing your child’s learning.

Our own printables are here on Freely Educate. We have 3 anatomy printables that we made for you, and several coloring sheets we created from classical artists. Find our printables here.


Free Educational Websites

PBS LearningMedia PBS LearningMedia provides free educational videos, lesson plans, and activities for students of all ages, making it a versatile tool for any homeschooling family.

National Geographic Kids This site offers free resources including videos, articles, and games focused on science, geography, and history. It’s great for hands-on learners.


Free Online Tools and Games

Starfall is a free resource focused on early learning, particularly reading and math. It’s ideal for younger children just starting their educational journey.

Coolmath4Kids Coolmath4Kids offers free math games and lessons, making it a fun way for elementary students to practice and improve their math skills.


Free Virtual Field Trips

Google Arts & Culture Google’s platform offers virtual tours of museums, historical sites, and more, providing an engaging way to teach history and art without leaving home.

The Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History The Smithsonian offers free virtual tours of its exhibits, allowing students to explore and learn from one of the world’s most renowned museums.


These free resources offer a wide range of materials to support your homeschooling journey without the need for expensive textbooks or subscriptions. From complete curriculums to engaging games and virtual field trips, there’s something here for every family.

other resources for learning (that may be purchased):

  • Osmo – Genius Starter Kit for iPad (5 Hands-On Learning Games)
    A highly-rated interactive learning system for subjects like math, spelling, and creativity. It’s suitable for various ages and provides a tech-based learning approach.
  • Learning Resources Time Activity Set
    An engaging way to teach young learners how to tell time, with hands-on activities and games to make the concept fun and interactive.
  • Melissa & Doug Magnetic Responsibility Chart
    A visual aid for teaching children responsibility and daily tasks, perfect for homeschooling parents looking to structure their day.
  • The Big Book of Homeschooling Ideas: A comprehensive guide with contributions from homeschooling parents, offering a wealth of ideas and resources to support diverse teaching styles.
  • Scholastic Success with Reading Comprehension, Grade 2 Workbook
    This workbook series helps children build reading comprehension skills, with levels for various grades. Affordable and easy to integrate into a homeschooling curriculum.

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