My husband and I decided to enroll our eldest this coming school year. He’s not particularly fond of homeschooling and I don’t think I could do it or have enough patience to teach so traditional (more like progressive) school it is. Still, that doesn’t mean I’m not going to teach my kids. After all, parents are the kids’ first teachers, right?
Before we enroll A, I decided to do my sort of home school program and teach her the basics – alphabet, numbers, and even tracing letters. So here I am, looking for the best resources and websites with printable materials, which I could use to teach my kids. These websites never failed me.
1. Educents.
Kate and Kaitlyn are passionate about affordable education, hence Educents. I came across this site when it offered free one-month preschool curriculum a few months ago. Since then, Educents has been one of my go-to resources for printable and learning materials. I particularly like the Frozen-themed alphabet and tracing materials. My youngest can’t recite the ABCs yet (she’s 18 months already) although I could see her lips moving every time I teach her. The pedia told me not to worry that much (and wait until she turns two before I panic. Ha!) so I used the Frozen-themed alphabet flash cards to teach her. This really caught her attention and was listening to every word I say. Now, she can recite and identify some of the letters in the alphabet. We’re still taking it one step at a time but I saw an improvement. 
My eldest also loves the Frozen-themed activity sheets where she traces letters. I tried to give her one page a day but she ended up asking for the rest of the worksheets so I have to print a lot of copies. 
As a gift to my readers, you can get FREE $10 Educents credit when you sign up using this link. You can use this amount to purchase educational materials to enhance your kids’ learning experience. Check out their site often since some learning materials go on sale.
2. Preschoolmom.com
I came across this site through a fellow mom blogger when she shared her experience about homeschooling. I clicked any link then discovered Preschoolmom. It gives you access to tons of printable materials that helps enrich your kids’ learning – for free. You can find printables such as alphabet, numbers, colors, days of the week, shapes and anything about early learning. Charts and games are also available, designed in a way kids will love. 
I downloaded the Letter of the Day worksheets so A and I can focus on one letter per day first. I also downloaded the shapes and numbers to teach my youngest about the basics. I just cut it out and recite to my youngest everyday so she’ll remember. 
I really like how the materials were made. They are simple with not much design but colorful enough to entice kids to learn.
3. Education.com
I have to thank Google for this. Before I came across the first two sites, I already Google-d “free printable materials for kids” and this site came on top.
I like Education.com because aside from offering printable materials, the materials made are not the usual printables you see online. There are so many things you can do on a single worksheet that will keep your child preoccupied. Also, this learning site doesn’t stop with teaching the basic concepts such as numbers and alphabets. Other activities include coloring, games and even identifying the clothes you wear during summer.
Don’t forget to sign up to be able to access the materials. You can also use your Facebook account to sign up too.
How about you mommas? What are your favorite learning materials site?
Ayi is a stay-at-home mom of two. When her kids are in their best state, she keeps up with chores, work, and ensuring that her sanity is intact. Join her as she navigates through this rollercoaster ride called motherhood.
I’ve also scoured the internet for homeschool resources. I also found that it wasn’t for us but I’m in total agreement with Educents. Have gotten great deals there.
Me too. I really enjoyed Educents š
Thanks for posting this! I will try to homeschool my kid in the future but, tama ka, it depends on the child if it will work for him (and us). Thanks for the resources! š
Some mommies kasi are really patient. Plus their kids are cooperating. Us naman, we decided not to because aside from my husband’s strong opposition, my kids are not cooperating. But every time my eldest and I attend a preschool trial class, she’s cooperating naman :)) Hope you find the sites useful š
My boys are now 7 and 10 and I still source educational materials on line. But found printing a bit more of a hassle. I now buy activity work books mostly on sale.
Me naman, I mix it up š Para walang sawa factor :))
these are really helpful links for reviewing. thanks š
thanks for sharing the sites. been thinking of homeschooling my baby but not sure where to start or what to do first š
I don’t know how or where to start too š I am not folllowing any curriculum since I won’t be homeschooling naman but there are good resources for the kids š
I tried to do this, and try I did. kaso wala talaga eh, masyadong maliit and pasensya ko and my baby was too stubborn like her mama… so ayun. but I do agree, educents is a great place to get reading and activities material for the homeschooling families. š
Haha! Same her momma š I still teach my kids but I don’t think homeschooling is for me :))
It’s so nice that there are so many helpful sites today for moms like us noh? I also don’t have a hard time printing reviewers for my gradeschoolers online.
I agree. Though I remember when I was younger, my mom would make our own reviewers pa. Ngayon, there are many sites you can get it from š
Thanks for sharing your resources mommy! I do have some of my bookmarked resources, will add these š
Sayo ko nakuha ang Preschoolmom š I read it in one of your posts about homeschooling š
I honor you because even you are busy, you make time to teach your children and even do research for them.
Thank you so much Sherlane š Being a mom is really a hard work and I sometimes get surprised that I was capable of doing a lot of things for my kids š
In this day and age, we’re really lucky to find online resources to help educate our children. That’s one of the benefits we get from modern technology.
That’s true. technology has its advantages too. it’s up to us on how we want to use it for our own benefit š
My daughter loves doing the activity sheets when she was younger. Colors and illustrations do help keep the kids’ attention focused on the things we want them to learn.
I agree. Once I bring out the crayons and papers, my kids are really excited š
Hi there. Schooling is very important for kids, this is the stage where they could develop their social skills. I have nothing against homeschooling but I prefer the traditional one if given a chance. -Macy Santos