Free curriculum links compilation:

[mindy8]

I am always so impressed and grateful when people take the time to share what they have found!! It is such a blessing to so many!

[juliaks2007]

there are tons of free learning sites for kids http://juliaandzennan.blogspot.com/2013 ... -kids.html

[Agaska]

This is a free online class, complete with video, and methods of journaling for self study. Highly recommended! Just look for it on the homepage. www.EastTexasSurvival.Com

Carol

[teachman85]

Not so much a program, but I get most of my material from www.keepkidsreading.net The phonics resources are particularly good- covers everything I need.

[Captain12]

If you are a mother who doesn’t know how to keep your kid engaged with learning activities, then it is time you should add some fun in to his routine learning. For more ideas on this take a look at kidsfront.com. Some really easy to implement ideas are listed here on the website and your kid will love them too. I am loving the Tense teaching activities a lot http://www.kidsfront.com/english/present_tense.html.

[saam]

If you are a mother who doesn’t know how to keep your kid engaged with learning activities, then it is time you should add some fun in to his routine learning. For more ideas on this take a look at kidsfront.com. Some really easy to implement ideas are listed here on the website and your kid will love them too. I am loving the Tense teaching activities a lot http://www.kidsfront.com/english/present_tense.html.
TragusInfantigoRx

That sounds me a lot!

[arodriguezva]

I've found a really good resource for helping my high school son and middle school daughter understand the upcoming election. It is called, Think the Vote. It literally has everything about this election, the history of elections, how to talk to your kids about issues. Best part is that it is completely non-partisan. It has been a lifesaver for us this election!

www.thinkthevote.com

[SouthernApril]

This is truly a massive list. I'll try to contribute to it if I can. So far, I've got nothing new to add.

[SouthernApril]

In addition, time4learning.com/homeschool/homeschoolstatistics.shtml has some pretty good statistics/stats you guys might find interesting.