Homeschool For Free

WOW! That is sooooo cool!

these rockets are fun to make, we did them a couple of years ago.

I get film cannisters from a local camera store. The clear ones work better than the dark ones as the lid inserts inside the canister rather than snapping on tight over a lip.

The link I posted above on Classics for Kids seems to have some free podcasts. Hope this helps.

try npr.org

I would check out books from the libraryon homeschooling "Well trained Mind is a good one" and magazines on homeschooling also check for local groups in your area and homeschooling laws in your state at HSLDA this is all good starts on your adventure Happy Schooling

http://www.factmonster.com/
that's a good one too.
and
http://www.brainpop.com/

It depends a lot on what you consider homeschooling!
You should probably start by reading books about different homeschooling philosophies and different learning and teaching styles.
At 3 & 4 my dd wanted workbooks and at 5 & 6 she wanted none! She was homeschooling just the same. She's always learning, but it doesn't always look like she is!

You all are so sweet. You have been such a blessing to me with your kind words. Thank you so much.

Love the variety of themes