Troubleshooting: Homeschooling With a Classical Approach and Few Resources
Kristie asked:
My family and I are moving overseas in late summer. I would love advice on if it is possible to homeschool using a classical approach without a library of any sort and on a limited budget. This Fall will be our first offical year of homeschooling. Thanks!
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Kristie-
The short answer is yes! Absolutely. The internet will be your biggest ally if you will have a connection where you are moving. Really, one could educate children at home using a classical approach and only have to pay for paper, printer ink, and basic school supplies. Let's get started! {affiliate links included}
General Classical Education Sites
General Free Resources
Ambleside Online (Charlotte Mason style, but so many crossovers into Classical ed and vice versa)
Art and Music Sites
National Gallery of Art Loan Program (probably not for oversees, but a good resource for those stateside)
Art Museums: Some of the Best Free Art Lesson Plans on the Net
Ariama: Where Classical Music Lives
Audiobooks
Educational Games
English
Handwriting
Amazing Handwriting Worksheet Maker!
History
Math
Phonics/Reading
Preschool
Science
Classical Astronomy Newsletter
Typing
Writing