Homeschooling at Lotsofkids.com

Homeschooling has become an attractive learning alternative for parents all over the globe. For large families, the option to school at home is particularly appealing. We hope this section will provide helpful information and resources to assist you. All homeschoolers are welcome, regardless of family size. We also welcome regular teachers who wish to use our utilities.

• New Featured site
• New Poll

~ Community ~

LOK Homeschooling Message Board - A great place to meet other homeschoolers, find and share information, and just chat. For those considering starting homeschooling, it's a great place to get information from parents who have "been there, done that."

~ Utilities ~

Teacher's Utilities - In our goal to help homeschooling families, we are developing several easy-to-use utilities to help with not only schoolwork generation, but organization of the home (or school) classroom. We offer a wide variety of tools, including worksheet generators, word puzzle makers, and much more. We are particularly proud of our new Schoolwork Chart Generator!

~ Fun & Games ~

Homeschool Trivia - Test your knowledge of Homeschooling present and past!

Math Flash Cards - Games are a great way to learn. We do not have a lot of games yet in this section, but will be expanding our educational game choices in the future, so be sure to check back.

State Trivia - A simple but neat game about the U.S. states. See if your kids, or you, can guess them all correctly!

~ Articles & More ~

Article Archive - Browse a variety of homeschooling articles from past months. Includes past installments of The LOK Homeschool feature.

Homeschool Links - Check out this extensive list of articles and sites which we feel may be of interest to our visitors.

Poll

Current Poll

How long will you break for summer?

Public school schedule	0%	0
1-2 weeks	0%	0
3-4 weeks	12%	1
5-6 weeks	0%	0
7-8 weeks	12%	1
9-10 weeks	25%	2
11-12 weeks	0%	0
Don't break	50%	4

Total: 8

Comment: Homeschooling never really stops, but we do take a 9 week break from the more formal hours of school, testing and workbooks. The kids continue to read and we are always looking for fun field trips. - Sarah Kusznir