Home Schooling Home SchoolingCSRnet welcomes all home schooling families to use the resources available on our comprehensive website. If you find a site for which we have not yet provided a link, please email us with the information.
Teaching a foreign language in a homeschool setting can be a challenge in locating good
resources. I have written a "Survey of Foreign Languages" webcourse for you. The site is
designed for you to use as a beginning and to 
have
your students find additional resources. There are over 21 foreign languages on the
website. I have also collected links to hundreds of foreign newspapers. Many of these
newspapers are also in English. You may want to compare the same news event through the
eyes of foreign journalists. I also have a link to music around the world. In this way,
your student can get a good exposure to foreign languages with the tools I have provided.
Do you want to take your children on a field trip, but you are too far away to make it practical? You want your students to see the Smithsonian Institution, but you live in Boise? Do you have one person who would really benefit from visiting some world-class art museums? Would your Bible class come alive if they could see the places mentioned in class? Do you have a promising "scientist" who would enjoy the opportunity of exploring a science and industry museum?
Perhaps, a field trip would just take up too much class time with all the subject matter you have yet to cover. Still, a field trip would really spice up that lesson plan. Even if you had the time for a field trip, most of us are limited to one or two field trips for the school year because of financial constraints.
Why not do what many of your e-colleagues (teachers using the Internet) are beginning to do in their classrooms? They are taking their classes on electronic field trips on the Internet. The Internet is truly transforming education. In the connected classroom, you can now experience the reality of "being there." The Internet delivers the sights, sounds, texts, graphics, and even live video shots of places all over the world right into your classroom.
Take your homeschool on a virtual field trip now clicking on: Mouse Click Field Trip
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Christian Ministries
Answers in Genesis Answers in Genesis is a non-profit, evangelistic organization dedicated to spreading the truths of the book of Genesis through seminars, radio broadcasts and publications. Ken Ham is also an entertaining conference speaker. Answers in Genesis is best described as an "apologetics" ministry.
Family Research Council The Family Research Council is a nonprofit, nonpartisan educational organization operating under the provision of Section 501C-3 of the Internal Revenue Code. It was originally founded in 1983, merged with Focus on the Family from 1988-1992, then reorganized as a separate 501C-3 and incorporated as such in the District of Columbia in October 1992. Gary Bauer, President of FRC, directs the course of the pro-family policy and lobbying group in its nationwide efforts to address family issues.
Summit Ministries Summit Ministries equips tomorrow's servant leaders to analyze competing worldviews and champion the Christian faith, inspiring each one to love God with his heart, soul, mind and strength. Founded by Dr. David Noebel in 1962, Summit Ministries is well-known for its "Understanding the Times" curriculum.
Walk Thru the Bible Walk Thru the Bible Ministries is a non-profit organization that exists to contribute to the spiritual growth of Christians worldwide through Bible teaching, tools, and training. Founded by Bruce Wilkenson, their ministry now spans twenty-five languages in forty countries on six continents.
Wallbuilders WallBuilders is an organization dedicated to the restoration of the moral and religious values on which America was built. David Barton, Founder and President, is a very popular Christian school convention speaker.
Christian School Associations
There are three Christian school associations with webpages. Below you will find links to the American Association of Christian Schools, Association of Christian Schools International, and Christian Schools International.
AACS - The American Association of Christian Schools Founded in 1972 and now in operation for almost twenty-five years, the AACS serves approximately 150,000 students and teachers enrolled in over 1000 member schools throughout the United States. Their headquarters is in Independence, Missouri.
ACSI - The Association of Christian Schools International ACSI is the largest evangelical Christian school organization in the world. In all fifty states, all ten Canadian provinces, and in 82 other nations, the ACSI name is identified with the finest Christian schools. Over 3500 Christian schools are members of ACSI. Their headquarters is in Colorado Springs, Colorado.
CSI - Christian Schools International CSI is a growing community of over 475 Christian schools and affiliated institutions. Christian Schools International is a dynamic, growing community of Christian day schools and affiliated institutions which share a perspective on Christian education that flows from the Reformation. CSI has been providing services to Christian schools since 1920. Their headquarters is in Grand Rapids, Michigan.
Links to Homeschool Resources on the Internet
Apologia Educational Ministries (science curriculum)
Beginning to Homeschool
Bob Jones University Press Home
Page
Bumble Bee Basics Home Page
Calvert School HomePage
Canadian Homeschool Links
Home Education FAQ -
part 3
Home Education Resources Center
(HERC)
Home Learning Software
Home School Computing
HomeSchool Page
Home School Support
Groups
Homeschooling Resources -
Groups & Organizations
Home schoolers home page
Home Schooling
Home Page
Homeschooling - The Mining Company
Homeschooling FAQs
Homeschooling in Lane
County
Homeschooling Resources
(Bill Beaty's Homepage)
Home Schooling Resources
by Home Education Press
Homespun Web of Home Educational
Resources
Homeschooling Resources for Parents and
Students
Internet for Parents:
home schooling
Jan's Homeschooling
Resources
KIDList
(makulow@trainer.com)
The Lewis Family Christian Homeschool
Local/Specialized
Home-Schooling Resources
Maine Home-Schooling
Resources
Manitoba HomeschoolResource Page
Missouri Homeschool Page
Montessori for Moms
National Homeschool
Association
Oregon Administrative
Rules
Oregon Homeschooling
Organizations
Oregon Revised Statutes
Randi's Reruns Homeschool Books
State Homeschooling
Regulations
The Homeschool Guide Home
Page
The
Homeschooling Zone
The Oregon Home Education
Network
The Prodigy Home School
Resource Guide
Video Smart
Homeschooler's Curriculum Swap
Sensational Strategies for Teaching the Beginning Reader
Your source for Christian homeschool books. This FREE resource lists K-12
grade books in all major subject areas featuring book reviews by homeschooling families.
This page was last updated on: December 30, 2001
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