Are you looking for free curriculum for Preschoolers? I truly believe that every mom should have the option to teach their preschoolers at home if they truly want to. I’ve known many moms that have questioned their ability to teach homeschool preschool or if they even have the patience to.
God has gifted us all the tools we need to teach our kids. It may seem intimidating, but really it’s fun and rewarding for the most part. Especially the early years.
Or maybe you could be saying, “I heard homeschooling is costly?” Not so, it only costs as much or as little as you want it to. A lot cheaper than paying to send your kids to preschool. Here is a list of free curriculum for Preschoolers that can help if you have a tight budget or just choose to live a frugal lifestyle.
Free Curriculum for Preschoolers
Preschool is my all time favorite to teach! It’s just so fun! Some moms may disagree about using curriculum for preschool. But I think it’s OK to start them early. As long as you keep it fun and short there is no harm in it.
We’re not talking about 8 hours a day here, more like 20-30 minutes 2-3 days a week is my norm. So they have plenty of time to just be a kid! Along with curriculum, I love to do hands-on activities.
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Ages 2-5 is the prime time for our kids, this is when children learn at a higher rate, so why not get the most out of this time that we can. With that said here’s some free Curriculum for preschoolers worth checking into!
(Please note that all of these homeschool resources were free when I posted this, but as you know anything can change at any given moment.)
Free Christian Preschool Curriculum
ABC Jesus Loves Me – Bible Based Preschool Curriculum learning through play. 36-week curricula! For ages 1-5.
God’s Little Explorers – Journey through the bible and explore God’s Word with your little ones. 28 weeks of lesson plans.
CalvaryCurriculum.com – Little Ones- Bible Curriculum for ages 3-6.
Easy Peasy All in One Homeschool- Getting Ready 1/ Getting Ready 2
Joyful Heart Bible and Rhyme Curriculum -Joyful learning for 3-5-year-olds. This curriculum has a total of 38 planned weekly themes. Each weekly theme, is based on a Bible story. A nursery rhyme was chosen to correspond with each Biblical text.
Joyful Heart Character Curriculum -Joyful Heart Character-based (Biblical character traits and sequential early reading activities for 4-6-year-olds) has a total of 38 planned weekly lessons. Each lesson is based on a character trait with a Bible lesson & memory verse.
Confessions of a Homeschooler has 10 full lessons of Character Training perfect for daily devotions with the little ones.
More Free Curriculum For Preschoolers
Jumpstart – From reading and art to math and science, preschoolers learn something about everything.
Brightly Beaming Resources- Letter of the week curriculum Our Preschool Homeschool Blog- 26 Week lessons
Starfall – Learn to Read with Phonics
First School – Preschool Themes and Lesson Plans
Mud Hut Mama- 36 Weeks of Lesson Plans
Montessori for Everyone- Free Montessori Downloads
The Reading Mama- Reading the Alphabet: a FREE PreK Reading Curriculum
Free Preschool Printables
- Free Word Family Printables
- Color Match Hearts Free Printable
- Free Valentine’s Day Preschool Pack
- Free St. Patrick’s Day Preschool Pack
- Confessions of a Homeschooler – Free Daily Learning Printables
- Confessions of a Homeschooler – Free Preschool Printables
- Homeschool Creations – Free Early Learning Printables
- 1+1+1=1 – Free Preschool Printables
- tlsbooks- Free Worksheets
- KidsLearningstation.com – Free Preschool & Kinder Worksheets
Do You have or know of any Free Curriculum for Preschoolers that I missed? If you thought this post was helpful please share it. 🙂
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Forest Rose is a God Loving, Blessed Wife, & Relaxed, Eclectic Homeschooling Mama to 3 girls – 8, 11, & 12 in Fort Wayne, Indiana. She’s passionate about lifting moms out of the homeschooling trenches that are discouraged, overwhelmed or feeling alone or isolated. Her hope is to point them to Christ and equip them to rise up with a new found hope and joy within, that He alone can provide. Besides blogging, she also loves hanging out at her exclusive Facebook Group “Homeschooling 101 Community” that she started to help new homeschoolers thrive.
I would like to start my two young kids in preschool homeschooling and I have a fourth grader as well how do I get started And Can we do this in the state of Georgia thank you for your time
Hi Mark! Yes, you can homeschool in the state of Georgia! I checked the Georgia laws for you and they are as follows, (please check the HSLDA website for yourself to get the full info) https://hslda.org/content/hs101/GA.aspx?
1- File an intent to homeschool your 4th grader with their current school, this is important so they don’t mark your child absent or truant. And every year thereafter by September 1, you must submit a “declaration of intent to utilize a home study program” to the Georgia Department of Education. You can access online and printable versions of the declaration of intent on the department’s website. However, you won’t need to file this intent for your young ones until they are 7.
https://www.gadoe.org/Curriculum-Instruction-and-Assessment/Pages/Home-Schools.aspx
2- 180 days of education with each school day consisting of at least four and one-half school hours. (keep a record)
3- must provide a basic educational program that includes, but is not limited to, reading, language arts, mathematics, social studies, and science.
4- At the end of every school year, you must write a report of the progress that your child made in each of the required subjects. You must keep this report in your records for at least three years. It does not have to be submitted to public school officials.
5- Your child must be tested at least every three years, beginning at the end of the 3rd grade. You may administer the test if you do this “in consultation with a person trained in the administration and interpretation of norm reference tests.” Test results do not have to be submitted to public school officials. HSLDA has some information that may help you locate a test provider on our website. https://hslda.org/content/earlyyears/Testing.asp
Additional info about Homeschooling in the state of Georgia can be found at the HSLDA website, which is where I got this info. https://hslda.org/content/hs101/GA.aspx?
This may seem like a lot, but once you get used to it you will be just fine. The benefits outway everything else!
I have a post that explains the other steps to get started Homeschooling, from curriculum to school supplies.
https://kingdomfirsthomeschool.com/10-steps-to-starting-homeschool-right-2/
Additionally, I have a Private Facebook Group (Homeschooling 101 community) that I started just to help new homeschoolers. There are a lot of other new homeschoolers and veteran homeschoolers in there for support, tips and much more, we would love it if you would join us.
Let me know if you need ANYTHING else.
Additional links that will help you…
FB GROUP- https://www.facebook.com/groups/homeschooling101community/
HELP CHOOSING CURRICULUM – https://kingdomfirsthomeschool.com/choosing-curriculum-homeschool/
HOMESCHOOLING 101 SERIES – https://kingdomfirsthomeschool.com/homeschooling-101-series/
HUGE LIST OF FREE CURRICULUM – https://kingdomfirsthomeschool.com/the-ultimate-homeschool-for-free-list150-links/
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This is a great list. Thank you so much! Another good one is coreknowledge.org. They have excellent curriculum and resources for Language Arts in multiple grade levels as well as Social Studies. They’re all free! Also, engageny.org has free math curriculum and resources for multiple grade levels.
I can’t wait to try these helpful links! First time home-schooling mom here 🙂
Great Maria! Let me know if you need anything at all. 🙂
Thanks for this great list of resources Forest Rose! I’ve bookmarked and will come back again for more.
You are so very welcome Jennifer!
It’s really good to know about curriculum for the preschoolers at free of cost. Many moms are really confused to teach their children at the earlier days of homeschooling. This blog would help them to know the topics and the curriculum to teach their children. Great work!!
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I know I was amazed when I set out to homeschool! I couldn’t believe all of the great resources that are available for this age group! And yes it can be very confusing and even scary at first, but it really is soooo worth it and fun at this level.
Another great list – thank you for compiling this and thank you for including us. I agree – preschool is so much fun – I can’t believe my oldest about to move into kindergarten!!
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