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Educational Resources

We’ve listed for you many resources that you can use within your home learning environment:

  1. Publishers and Sellers
  2. Distributors
  3. Special Interest Publishers and Distributors
  4. Learning Disabilities, Support Groups, and Assessment
  5. Alberta Education
  6. Online & Web-based Tutoring Resources

Please see below for more details on each of these categories of resource providers.


1.  Publishers and Sellers of Home Learning Materials

  • A Beka Book
  • Alpha Omega
  • Apologia (science)
  • Bob Jones
  • Saxon (math and phonics)
  • Sonlight Curriculum
  • Waterford Curriculum: complete and personalized reading, math, and science for preschool through second grade

 

2.  Distributors of Home Learning Materials

  • Canadian Home Education Resources (CHER)
    (Click HERE for more information about CHER)
  • Home School Depot
    (Click HERE for more information about the Home School Depot)
  • 4 Your Mind (Edmonton phone: 1-780-485-0969)

 

3.  Special Interest Topics for Home Learners

A.  Research and Writing Resources

  • Alberta’s Fish & Wildlife Website
  • Fact Monster - Online Almanac, dictionary, encyclopedia, and homework help.
  • Alberta Economic Development Site - A great research tool regarding Alberta’s economy. Some career information is also available on this site.
  • Rudiments of Wisdom - This site features a Cartoon Encyclopedia great for younger students!
  • Merriam-Webster Word Central - Fast-paced Online Dictionary
  • Encyclopedia Britannica - This is now a phenomenal resource. Connections are provided for the World Wide Web as well as to articles within the Britannica.
  • Ask Oxford
  • Dictionary.com
  • iTools
  • The Visual Thesaurus - Offers a visual way of exploring the relationships between words.

B.  High School, Exam Preparation, and Career Information

  • Academic Info - High School students will find a multitude of Post Secondary information, career planning resources, and links by clicking on their “Student Centre” link
  • Exambank.com - Students must acquire thee’s user id and password to use this service. Please call the office for our user information.
  • ALIS: Alberta Learning Information Service - Alberta’s leading online source for career, learning, and employment information. Here you’ll find the resources you need to start making the most of your future.

C.  Subject Specific Tools

  • Art & Painting Lessons on DVD from “See the Light”
  • Saxon Math Assessment/Placement Exams
  • Enchanted Learning (subscription-based access to dozens of subject area lesson resources)
  • Geometer’s SketchPad
  • Mathletics
  • Mathematica
  • Math-U-See
  • Dr. Math
  • Donna Ward, Northwoods Press - Canadian Social Studies materials
  • Nature Detective (free downloads of nature-related topics, activities, and projects)
  • Rader’s Chem4Kids!
  • Cool Math 4 Kids
  • ScienceToys.com
  • Current Events: “What In The World“ (free to thee families; call us for more information)

D.  Fun & Games

  • FunBrain.com
  • Gamequarium.com
  • KidsDomain.com
  • KidZone
  • Scholastic Online Activities

E.   Alberta Education’s Objectives for Each Grade Level

F.   Scholarships and Bursaries

G.  General

  • Outward Bound

4. Learning Disabilities, Support Groups, and Assessment

A.  Autism Society (http://autismsocietyalberta.org/)

B.  The Centre for Literacy  (http://www.cent4lit.com/) assessment, diagnosis, and tutoring

5. Alberta Learning

Grade Level Objectives

6. Online & Web-based Tutoring Resources

A.  Khan Academy (free web-based video tutorials for dozens of subjects and topics)

B.  THEE+ (The Home Education Exchange’s video-conferencing tutoring program)

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