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A bit of caution
Take some time out to first develop a good relationship with your child and understand their needs before you start using every single resource under the sun. Once you understand your child’s interests, search our huge list below!
Homeschooling Help – The website you’re on right now 🙂
Here at Muslim Homeschoolers Unite, I strive to support you every step of your homeschooling journey.
I provide inspiration, practical tips, helpful blog articles & YouTube videos, free printables, and beautiful Islamic homeschooling resources for your daily life as a Muslim mom.
And most importantly, here you’ll find a community of Muslim homeschooling mamas who will support you on this path.
Welcome to the family, dear mama.
MHU Free Printables
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Looking for some free, cheap, and easy ideas/activities to do with your kids at home?
Are you struggling with your teens being at home all day?
Islamic Studies
Green Lane Masjid
Set your older children up for success, by having them watch lectures, not movies, all day. My favorite lectures are at Green Lane Masjid. May Allah AWJ Preserve them and Reward them greatly. Allahuma Ameen.
Al Huda
Al Huda is offering an online workshop called Spring Boost, completely for free. We attend the LIVE on Al Huda’s Facebook Page. The last day of the workshop is this Thursday the 2nd.
English Language Arts
Auntie Turns the Page
Need an Islamic Read Aloud in English without shirk and haraam? Join me here!
And don’t forget to snag your free printable Urdu Vocabulary Sheets that go with Sister Iram’s Urdu Story Time!
A.T.T.P. Urdu Printable 1 – Intention
A.T.T.P. Urdu Printable 2 – Kindness
Noor Kids
Noor Kids is currently offering their Lion-Hearted Muslim Course for FREE!
Boreal Tales
Boreal Tales is a literary and artistic creation platform designed to motivate children to write. Aimed at Grades 1-8.
Homer
Homer is a reading program app store for young children. It provides lessons on phonics, sight words, ABCs, and more. It is available for a free 30-day trial.
All About Learning Press
All About Learning is one of our favorite curriculum choices of all time. We currently use All About Reading and All About Spelling. Currently, they are offering free resources during quarantine!
Vooks
So excited about this one for homeschooling parents! Vooks is a streaming library of ad-free, kid-safe animated read-aloud storybooks. They are offering one year free to all homeschooling parents and even if you don’t homeschool, you can get one month free! I just signed up! Alhemdulilah.
Write Reader
Write Reader helps improve children’s writing skills, all for free.
Math
Carnegie Math
Carnegie Math offers math lessons, skills practice resources, and at-home learning videos for older children.
Xtra Math
Xtra Math offers free activities for achieving math fact proficiency.
Prodigy
Prodigy is a game-based way of learning in math for kids from first to eighth grade. The site offers lots of how-to articles to make your distance learning effective and fun.
Zearn
Zearn is currently offering webinars, video tutorials, and step-by-step guides. Their entire K-5 math program – including 400 hours of digital lessons with on-screen teachers and supportive remediation – is available for free, thanks to donations from the community.
Mr. Elementary Math
At Mr. Elementary Math, Greg offers a Free k-5 Number Sense Resources when you subscribe!
Boddle
Boddle is a math platform for the elementary years.
Science
ChemMatters Online
This is a terrific resource for middle school and high school science. The back-issue online library offers downloadable articles on chemistry-related topics.
Mystery Science
Mystery Science offers digital video mini-lessons for science subjects for children in elementary school.
Creosity Space
CreositySpace is a science curriculum that connects elementary aged students to science.
Backpack Sciences
You can access Backpack Sciences’s free video series, which will give you strategies to teach (elementary-aged children) hands-on science concepts.
LabXchange
LabXchange is a free platform where children and teachers can discover, create, and remix content to build their own learning journey. The content library includes interactive lab simulations, videos, assessments, and more.
STEM
Pitsco
Pitsco offers hands-on STEM fun lesson plans for all ages.
Code
Code offers free, interactive virtual classes open to students, teachers, and anyone else interested in learning to code through game development. They’re currently offering 7 weeks of free, live coding classes until May 7th. I only recommend this for kids that are 13 years and older alongside an adult.
UL Xplorlabs
UL Xplorlabs is designed to encourage middle school students to solve through science. The program showcases the science behind safety engineering through interactive videos, instructional experiences, hands-on classroom activities and creative challenges.
Verneir
Verneir offers more than 80 free experiments with sample data covering a large range of subjects. With these tools, teachers can help students form a deep understanding of key scientific concepts outside the classroom and laboratory.
Social Studies
Word of Caution! – Be careful as to where you get your social studies information from. The suggestions below need to be reviewed prior to showing them to your kids. As we know, most social studies programs, books, etc are lies. Please be mindful and aware of this.
PBS
WHYY and PBS offer free videos, lesson plans, and more.
GSD Network
GSD Network is a resource for engaging cross-cultural, “real-world” stories of teens from around the world. Review it prior to allowing your older (13 and up) child to access it.
iCivics
iCivics was founded by U.S. Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O’Connor. It offers free educational video games and lessons that teach students to be knowledgeable, curious, and engaged in civic life. again, this is something you need to review prior to allowing older children to access it.
Second Language Learning
Languages are best learned face-to-face, in real life. But, #socialdistancing. 🙁
The Multilingual Home
Check our our lovely sister Adrienne’s website full of fun and free activities, such as a FREE Bilingual list of learning activities!
YouTube
There are tons of options to learn Arabic online. Young children can watch channels such as Arabic with Zakaria and older children can watch channels with in-depth explanations of the Arabic language and take notes.
Forvo
Forvo is a great place to listen to Arabic words spoken by a native speaker. It has a large database and is a good reference for pronunciation.
Fabulingua
Want your kiddo to learn Spanish? FabuLingua teaches Spanish through interactive stories on mobile phones and tablets. They offer a new interactive story from Latin America or Spain every month, along with associated games.
Websites that offer multiple subjects for various grade levels
Trend Enterprises
Tons of free printables right here.
Scholastic
The Scholastic Learn at Home provides students projects based on articles and stories, virtual field trips, reading and geography challenges, and more. We’re really excited about this one!
Hippo Campus
At Hippo Campus you can find more than 7,000 videos in 13 subject areas to share with your children.
Differentiated Kindergarten
Marsha is a teacher-mom who offers freebies including seasonal activities at Differentiated kindergarten.
MentalIUP
MentalUP is a scientific-educational application containing cognitive learning games for children in K-8. They’re currently offering free online subscriptions.
Holiday House
Holiday House offers online resources complete with educator guides, lesson plans, and activity sheets.
Hand to Mind
Hand to Mind offers math and literacy content for elementary aged children, designed to engage kids without support from parents. They’re offering free daily content including streaming video lessons, taught by teachers, and downloadable activities and STEM resources.
Freckle
I believe Freckle is free for children who usually attend public school. Their resources are geared for younger children and are easily differentiated for children of different ability levels.
G Fletchy
G Fletchy offers 3-Act tasks, math progression videos, and various ways to engage with children.
edHelper
edHelper is great for free printable worksheets. Although I’m not a huge fan of worksheets, quarantine time is a different time! Currently they’re providing daily free workbook pages for elementary aged children.
Adventure Academy
Adventure Academy provides learning games and videos for ages 8-13.
Century
Century is offering their English, Math and Science resources Free for all families.
BreakoutEdu
BreakoutEDU has digital games that your kids of all ages can play at home.
BrainPop
BrainPop, a lesson-planning tool, is a great resource for parents of both older and younger children.
Arcademics
Designed for elementary aged children, the Arcademic Skill Builders Website has games that aim to improve your child’s knowledge in math, geography, typing, spelling, and language arts.
Art
Art Bar Blog
I’m not sure you’ll find a better free art resource on earth. Barbara is a kind person who knows how to help others do art for free and in the most beautiful way! Check her out!
Cassie Stevens
Cassie is an art teacher, living in Tennessee. She shares her ideas and tutorials on YouTube!
Physical Education
This one is easy – go to the forest (#socialdistancingforthewin).
Exam Prep
Uworld
UWorld offers a full-length PSAT practice exam that familiarizes children with the format and content of the real test. Each question answered will provide the student with a detailed explanation of the answer choices to help students actively learn and retain concepts.
Free Resources for Special Needs Children
Boardmaker
Designed for young children who are visual learners, Boardmaker offers free printable activities that are especially beneficial for children with special needs, such as those with Down syndrome or autism.
Sokolove Law
The mission of Sokolove Law is to provide equal access to the justice system and high-quality legal help to all. We have decades of experience fighting on behalf of families like yours — securing compensation for a multitude of personal injuries.
You can access their services for children here.
Helpful Links
Need some tips for being at home with kids? Watch this LIVE Q&A, where I’ve answered all of you questions about quarantine schooling, homeschooling, and life during pandemic!