homeschool resources

There r many methods of homeschool

http://www.home-school-curriculum-advisor.com/home-schooling-method.html

http://homeschooling.about.com/od/methods/Homeschool_Methods_Finding_a_Method_thats_Right_for_You.htm

I'm more inclined towards literature-based & Waldorf.

For literature, I refer to booklists from Sonlight, AmblesideOnline (AO), Old Fahioned Education (OFE), Five In A Row (FIAR) and Waldorf. I dun buy online, I search for the books from PayLess.

Sonlight, AO and OFE are literature-based. FIAR is considered unit-study. AO & OFE r FREE complete curriculum.

Sonlight

http://www.sonlight.com/curriculum.html

Charlotte Mason

http://amblesideonline.org/index2.shtml -- booklist with schedule for all grades. A complete curriculum.

http://www.accesstotheclassics.com/lists/Ambleside_ALL.html -- Ambleside booklist with links to find them

http://apps.simplycharlottemason.com/ -- I've not really looked at it. Has some supplements & helpful tools.

http://www.materamabilis.org/ - by 2 homeschooling Catholics mothers

Old Fashioned Education - almost everything free - books & schedules for all grades

http://oldfashionededucation.com/fullcurriculum.htm -- curriculum based on books in the public domain (i.e. FREE)

Five In A Row - the lesson plan/guide is not free.

http://www.fiarhq.com/fiarold/catalog/online.html - booklist is under 'contents'

http://homeschoolshare.com/five_in_a_row_resources.php - free lapbooks that go along with FIAR.

Waldorf

http://www.mainlesson.com/ - waldorf booklist under 'Curricula' 

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/waldorfhomeeducators/ - join the yahoogroup & check out the files section. Got age-specific curriculum, including scope, stories, etc.