Free Homeschooling Resources for Math

Looking to supplement your Math Program with some free homeschooling resources? Or looking for a complete free on-line curriculum, worksheet creator and guide? Find them here:

Before I list my favourite online homeschooling resources for math, this is what I look for in an on-line activity:

  • Usefulness;- to enhance or supplement my curriculum;
  • Interesting content;
  • Easy navigation;

I would recommend that instead of spending huge amounts of time searching for an on-line activity, buy a book with Math Games and play them with your family. Find maths in real life; Don't encourage hours of time behind the screen! Instead, find a site which you like, bookmark it and use it as an "extra" or supplement. Don't waste your time endlessly searching for 'another' program they might do - they would probably benefit more by kicking a ball or riding a bike!

However, there are a few free homeschooling resources which will benefit your child that I would particularly mention as being worthwhile.


Math Websites for homeschooling younger children

Math Websites for older children

  • Interactive Mathematics Interesting interactive site which makes maths meaningful.

  • Maths Zone Huge site of hundreds of interactive games... an incredible collection. Bookmark this site!

  • BigBrainz Multiplication Video Game. Brings table mastery through an online game - The free version teaches all the multiplication tables

Free Homeschooling Resources for Mums/Teachers

Free Math Worksheets - Create them here:

More Free Worksheets and Math Resources

  • Easy Teacher Worksheets - HUGE library of printable worksheets for a many different class topics and grade levels.
  • Math Worksheets - over 8,000 worksheets created by dadsworksheets.com   Amazing set of free math worksheets
  • Math Guide - MATHguide offers a variety of mathematics lessons. Numerous lessons in algebra, geometry, and pre-calculus are available.
  • Free Lesson Plans for many subject areas from Hot Chalk
  • ABC Teach Another Huge site of many free homeschooling worksheets and extras included if you are a member.
  • K5 Learning is an online reading and math program for kids in kindergarten to grade 5. Kids work at their own level and their own pace through a personalized program of over 3,000 online tutorials and activities. Here are some free mathworksheets from K5 for you to try out.

Online Math Resources and Curriculum - paid subscription

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Your favourite Free Homeschooling Resource

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Other Free Homeschooling Resources

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Good Calculators 
This website provides a variety of online calculators, math and physics, engineering and conversion calculators. http://www.goodcalculators.com

Free Math Resources for the homeschool family 
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