Start Home Schooling: You can do it!
Homeschooling is definitely something you can do!

Start Homeschooling: A 10-Step Plan.
You may want to print this page out in order to refer to it as you plan your homeschool.

A Few Common Questions.
Am I qualified? How much will it cost? Do I need a computer? How much time will it take? What if I need help? What about graduation? What if I have a special needs child?

Laws, Organizations & Support Groups in Your State. Plus tips on making sure you get accurate information.

Teaching Methods. Start here -- Learn about the most popular methods and how to use them and not let them use you. Includes links to sites that specialize in each method.

Curriculum & Materials. History, Math, Language Arts, Science... There's a lot out there, but we try to make the process painless. Suggestions & links arranged by subject.

World Book Typical Course of Study: Grades K-12
See what's typically taught at what grade level. Keep in mind that these things are taught, not necessarily mastered, and that you are not required to follow this approach to education, but it does make for a handy check-list and thought-provoker. Also helps in writing evaluations.

Special Needs Resources

Socialization: Skills & Fun In homeschooling circles, it's the big S word, but the fact of the matter is it is important. Look at ways to make it fun and a growth experience.

Testing Services. If your state requires standardized testing or if it's just something you want to do, these services should meet your needs.

Graduation & Beyond Resources for celebrations, transcripts, diplomas, caps, gowns, other supplies. Transcript templates. College information. Non-college options. Much more.

Convince your spouse or relatives. Articles, studies, statistics, essays.

Home School Magazines. In print, on-line, some free, all worth taking a look at.

Home School Stories. True stories from people who do it and love it, in spite of the occasional tough moments. Also, fictional stories to inspire.