This is a weekly list of Free Homeschool Curriculum and Resources compiled by FreeHomeschoolDeals.com. Even if you aren’t a homeschooler — but you’re a parent, teacher, babysitter, or nanny — you’ll probably find at least a few useful freebies in this list. Find more free homeschool curriculum here.
General Homeschooling Resources & Freebies:
Road Trip Planner Printables – If you’re planning a road trip (or two) this summer, don’t miss these FREE planning pages! Use these with older kids to let them help plan and create the budget for your family road trip.
Road Trip Games – Every good road trip needs a few games to pass the time in the car as you drive. Check out these fun games that kids can easily play in any vehicle as you’re driving down the highway making great family memories.
Homeschool Budget Worksheets – Use these Homeschool Budget Worksheets while shopping for curriculum and supplies this year to help you stay within your budget.
Summer Camp Planning Guide – Would you like to run a fun summer camp for your kids or even invite some of their friends over? You could even make money doing it! Use the free Summer Camp Planning Guide and all the fun summer camp ideas such as I Love Horses and Spy Kids to make amazing memories!
National Day of Prayer Workbook – This collection of printable worksheets encourages students to think about how they want to pray for America on the National Day of Prayer (May 5th, 2022) and throughout 2022. Students will consider seven important and relevant questions about the state of our country and their experience as an American as well as review many branches of our government to allow for specific and focused prayer.
High School Life Skills Checklist – This checklist is perfect for high schoolers to work on specific life skills! You could also modify it some for younger students. These are the top 20 life skills high schoolers should have before graduation!
10 Chore Motivators for Kids – Turn reluctant kids into helpers! Try these 10 instant motivators from Stand Up, Reach Out to gain cooperation so the job gets done painlessly (#3 is a free clean-up playlist for the whole family)!
Homeschool Portfolio Checklist – Are you in the midst of putting together a homeschool portfolio as part of your year-end review? Use these tips and this printable checklist to cut through the overwhelm and stay on track.
Digital Homeschool Inventory Template – You know we homeschool moms love downloading freebies, but they don’t do us any good if we can’t find them when we need them. Check out this Digital Homeschool Inventory and get a free template to help you organize your printables and curriculum.
Printable Homeschool Awards – Homeschool kids deserve awards too! And it’s homeschooling, so you know what that means…..personalized awards!!! Use these printables to create your own Homeschool Awards Day!
How to Teach Responsibility in a Way That Reaps Great Reward – Are you in the midst of teaching responsibility to your children? As with any learned trait, responsibility requires training and practice. Discover helpful tips for teaching responsibility no matter what stage of parenting you’re in.
Free Seasonal Homeschool Curriculum:
May Coloring Pages – Enjoy all the different holidays during the month of May with these monthly themed coloring pages. Included you’ll find Cinco de Mayo, Victoria Day, Mother’s Day, May Day, and more!
May Journal Prompts – Want to help your kids increase their creativity and improve their writing skills? These May Journal prompts are the perfect solution! With daily journal prompts for the entire month of May, these are sure to be a hit with your kids.
Spring Writing Prompts – Writing prompts are a fun way to help kids get their creative juices flowing. Writing isn’t easy for everyone, but sometimes just having a topic or story starter to help them brainstorm is all they need!
Baseball Diamond Labeling worksheet – This Baseball Diamond worksheet will help your kiddos learn about the basic layout and player positions for the game of baseball.
Pinterrific Science Sample Pack – The upcoming days of summer can be perfect to focus on some science fun! Download this Pinterrifc Science Sample Pack and get easily prepped and ready to do just that!
Summer Cooking Challenge – The lazy days of summer are a perfect time to let the kids work on their cooking skills. Life skills are safety skills here in Autismland. We try to teach our children, autism or not, how to be successful adults.
Free Early Learning Homeschool Curriculum:
Hippo Counting Mats – These hippos aren’t dangerous, but they sure are CUTE! Use these free counting mats with your little ones to help them practice their counting skills, as well as writing their numbers, and fine motor skills all at once!
Sight Word Dice Game – Games make learning fun! Use these sight word dice to play a fun game to practice sight words. This is a great way to learn and/or review sight words with early learners.
Shape Sorting Mats – Can your little ones recognize shapes in different form? Use these adorable 2D shape sorting mats to help them see shapes in different ways.
Free Short Vowel Sounds Chart – Download and print this handy short vowel sounds chart to help your kids with their reading.
Word Family House (Phonics Strategy Games) – This house is mainly CVC (consonant-vowel-consonant) words and is geared to VERY new readers (although I did include a few digraphs). It will help build your new reader’s confidence and excitement about reading. Your child will probably zip through them willingly, too. Flashcards are for the birds!
Free Language Arts & Fine Arts Resources:
Rabbit Trails through Literature: Inspired Arists – Learn all about famous artists Rabbit Trails style with Rabbit Trails through Literature: Inspired Artists lesson! Combine language arts and art together, along with amazing books, to inspire your kids to learn more about Kandinsky, Van Gogh, Chagill, and more.
15-Minute Music Lesson on Star Wars – Tomorrow is May the Fourth–Star Wars Day! Have some fun learning about the movie music composer John Williams with this 15-Minute Music Lesson about the Music of Star Wars. Includes a free printable pack.
Read It, Build It, Write It Printable – Make spelling more fun with this Read It, Build It, Write It sheet. Use a dry erase pouch to reuse the same page over and over again. Place a card with the spelling word in the Read It box, have your child build the word with manipulatives in the Build It box, and then let your child practice writing the word in the Write It box.
Eight Parts of Speech Worksheets – This eBook provides an easy way to introduce nouns, verbs, adjectives, adverbs, prepositions, pronouns, interjections, and conjunctions.
The Homeschool Garden 2 Week Sample – Anthropomorphism – Make adding Truth, goodness, and beauty to your homeschool simple and delightful! Try 2 weeks of The Homeschool Garden morning time absolutely F-R-E-E!
Prefix and Suffix Worksheets – A great way to learn, practice and review prefixes and suffixes is with these fun and free Prefix and Suffix Worksheets.
Free Picture Writing Printable for Students! – Is your budding writer a visual learner? Picture writing prompts may be just what you need to get their creative juices flowing! Get this FREE printable with two visual writing exercises that solve the “I don’t know where to start!” dilemma.
Free Geography Homeschool Curriculum:
Pen Pal Letter Template – One of the most relevant ways for kids to learn about other states or even countries is through a pen pal! Grab this Pen Pal Letter Template from Julie Naturally and discover some other living history and culture resources while you’re there.
50 States Brick Building Challenges – These 50 States brick challenges from In All You Do put a whole new spin on learning about the United States. Each one includes a notebooking page to record state facts, documenting famous landmarks, plus challenge cards for kids to use bricks and “build” things like the state’s name, shape, the state flower, and more!
Free Science & Math Resources:
Toucan Coloring Pages – Are you studying about the rainforest this year? These Toucan coloring pages can be a fun way to introduce your unit study while working on fine motor skills and handwriting. They are available in three different handwriting styles.
Bat Life Cycle Pages – Bats can be creepy. I find them fascinating but I sure don’t want them flying around my head. However, that doesn’t mean we can’t learn about them. These handy life cycle worksheets are a great way to learn more about bats.
Multiplication Coloring Pages – Praciticing multiplication facts is sure to be more fun with these transportation themed coloring pages. Kids will enjoy coloring the pages to reveal the mode of transportation after they answer the problems.
Cardinal Fun Fact Coloring Page – The red cardinal is a common “state bird” so it makes sense that they would be seen widely across the United States. But did you know this fun fact?
Elephant Lapbook Pages – Lapbooks are a fun way to organize all the different facts and information you learn about a specific subject. Download these FREE Elephant lapbook pages to create your own today!
Solar System Activity Pack – This free printable workbook is a fun addition to your elementary homeschool lesson plans to help your kids learn about our solar system this month.
Multiplication BINGO – Turn times table practice into a fun game with this free Multiplication BINGO printable! You’ll get 52 unique BINGO boards for practicing each multiplication table, or for practicing a mixture of tables. Get the free game now!!
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Great list! Thanks!
You’re so welcome! -Jordan, MSM Team
Is there more stuff for late middle school/ early high school. My youngest and last kid is in the 8th grade but in some subjects he is more advanced.
We update this list weekly, so be sure to check back each week and see if there’s something that’s a better fit for your kids! 🙂 -Meg, MSM Team
CK-12 flexbooks! It’s an open education resource (OER) that is fantastic. It can help you put together a thorough, rigorous, and fun curriculum. We use it especially for science. Another favorite of ours for science is thehomescientist.com; free chemistry and biology lab manuals.
Great list!! I really like the History one about Declaration of Independence.
I found a fabulous free curriculum from the Good and beautiful. It is theLanguage Arts PDF Course Set: Levels 1-5. I also found a Marine Biology course I could download for free. I have used Good and Beautiful for the last years and have really loved it for my kiddos 🙂
Thanks for sharing! -Jordan, MSM Team
I truly appreciate that you round these up each and every week. What a gift. Thank you.
You’re so welcome! We are so happy to help! -Jordan, MSM Team
Where can I find the piggybank printable?
Unfortunately, we update this list every week, so the freebies change. I’m sorry that old Pinterest pin is still floating around! But you can find that printable over HERE. Hope that helps! -Meg, MSM Team
Any free music lessons or activities, ty