HEM's Homeschooling Information and Resource Pages   

Home Education Magazine Homeschooling Information and Resource Pages presents free online newsletters, discussion boards, a networking list, and selections from the magazine, including articles, interviews, columnists, resources, reviews and more! Remember to bookmark your favorite pages at this site!

Heritage Homeschool - Home Schooling Requirements - Home Schooling Programs and Curriculum   

Home schooling information, home school curriculum and resources needed to home school your children. Making Home School Work For You! Accredited, Simple, Affordable and Exciting. The Heritage Home School Academy is committed to providing a positive homeschooling experience for children, parents and teachers alike. If you're thinking about homeschooling, or are just looking for home schooling information, you can depend on us. Home schools are available to give you choices. Homeschooling provides top-quality education, flexibility, and freedom to create your own schedule. At Heritage Home School we believe the choice should be yours.

HomeSchoolArts.com   

HomeSchoolArts.com is a free visual arts lesson site offering lessons in Pen & Ink, Pencil/Graphite, Color Pencil, Perspective, Watercolor, Pastel, and more.

Homeschooling - I have a bright child and I don't want them to be bored. Where do I start?   

The bottom line: if your son or daughter is intellectually gifted, you needn't try to piece together a more challenging program. Our programs provide ready-made academic challenges for advanced students, yet are also used successfully by average students and even those with learning disabilities. Sonlight Curriculum® follows a modest pace in its standard early elementary programs. But if your child is chomping at the bit to set a faster pace, Sonlight® will give all the challenge your child requires. Simply substitute one of the Advanced Readers programs for the Regular Readers programs. By the time you hit Core 3, Sonlight's pace has quickened noticeably, and in Core 4 and beyond we provide more than enough materials and outside assignments to challenge even the brightest students. Thus, for example, the content of the 7th Year program is easy enough for a 5th grader to understand, but the unmodified workload is worthy of a high school-level course in American History.

Homeschooling - School is Dead. Learn in Freedom: A page for unschoolers   

This page has many articles that explain the reasons behind why people homeschool. Example: Why Nobel Prize winners hate school.

Homeschooling 101: Why We Do It   

This month's Changing Face of America focuses on one aspect of how education has changed in the past fifteen years. In a three-part series, All Things Considered examines homeschooling. We begin by talking with three families across the country to find out how they homeschool. The families have written about their philosophy of home-based education and we've asked them to share Web links that have helped them in the education of their children.