Unschooling

Can we start a post that has all of the online resources you use?  I am still in the prek and kindergarten range for my kiddos, but maybe if we all pooled together we could get one for all ages.

Here are some that I have come across either from my own resource or from you lovely ladies here.

Great Article about PreK and K learning http://www.besthomeschooling.org/articles/lillian_jones_ps_kdgtn.html

Creation Kids http://www.creationkids.5u.com/  Character building based on Bible stories.

Preschool by Stormie http://preschoolbystormie.com/curriculumindex.htm

First School Preschool http://www.first-school.ws/

Leaping from the Box- Info on Unschooling http://www.leapingfromthebox.com/hs/unschool.html

The Learning Page, if you are interested in workpages... http://www.learning-page.com/

Preschool Express http://www.preschoolexpress.com/index.shtml

A-Z Home's Cool http://homeschooling.gomilpitas.com/index.htm

Kelly's Kindergarten http://www.kellyskindergarten.com/

Kinder Planet http://www.kinderplanet.com/index.htm

Teach Net http://www.teachnet.com/ 

World Book Course of Study http://www.worldbook.com/wb/Students?curriculum

We're at a different stage of unschooling than you are with my three older kids in the 8-13 range and exceedingly self-sufficient on the internet, and my youngest happily going along for the ride wherever they're headed. So our focus has shifted away from "educational resources" that I ferret out. In other words, my kids use Google to look for information specifically related to problems they're attempting to solve or questions they're trying to answer, and I'm not really involved as an intermediary any more. Their research tends to be at a deeper level than is typically contained at 'educational' websites, so Google is their best friend :-).

I will put in a plug for Google Earth specifically. It has been a brilliant way for my kids to make the connection between the abstract world of maps and the concrete world of fields, cars and buildings.

Miranda