The secret to homeschooling without breaking the bank? Take advantage of the plethora of materials available online. This book will lead you to them!

This really should be alternately titled: "How To Find Your Books Without Having To Look Through Your Laundry."

Kids learn through play, and this book provides you with a wealth (over 500) of games and activities to incorporate in your homeschooling day.

Hundreds of activities and checklists to ensure your child is learning age-appropriate information.

The key ingredient to successful homeschooling: parent-child communication! This excellent book teaches exactly what it says. I consider it my #1 reference book!

A workbook that helps your child understand map and directional basics in short, simple lessons.

Give your kids the chance to learn a foreign language while they're young. You'll be opening a whole new world to them today, and equipping them to travel the real world when they're grown.

The activities are such a blast (no pun intended) your child won't know they're learning!

Hands-on activities about early American history!

Ann McGovern's "If You..." series is a fun way to learn how people dressed, behaved, spoke and lived and much, much more!

Chronologically arranged and visually exciting. Our family loves this book as well as the internet-linked sites!

Treasure Chests are filled with fun! I purchase these as a "reward" whenever we end our study of a specific country or era and my son looks forward to opening them every time! This chest, which nicely complements any history lesson about China, contains activities (e.g., i-Ching) and games that give a hands-on learning experience.

Considered by some to be the finest history curricula available, I nevertheless found this material to be on the dry side.

Everything -- I mean EVERYTHING -- your kid needs to learn math!

Each lesson focuses on a particular artist, providing biographical information and an art activity. Round out the lesson by studying maps of the artist's birthplace, then look up more biographical information online.

Some homeschoolers don't like workbooks. I'm not one of them. Our family uses workbooks to supplement lessons and to check that our kids actually understand the material being taught. This grammar book is perfectly suited for both tasks.

Keep a dictonary handy for kids to look up unfamiliar words, then reinforce math by having them tally the score!

I bought this for reading time. Little did I know that the "crown" which comes along with it would prove to be an excellent motivational tool! When my son gets frustrated, I get out the crown and remind him that whenever he wears his crown he's brave, focused and calm. Works like a charm!