Budget Homeschool Links

Homeschool Camping Ideasby Homeschool Your Boys Ages: 8+Camping is one of the best ways to teach your sons without them even realizing it. Homeschooling your sons while out in nature is lots of fun - but you'll want to be prepared with lots of camping ideas before you go. The most natural way to learn is ...Subjects: resource, boys, animal tracks, bird watching, campfires, field guides, fishing, hiking, map reading, nature journal, scavenger hunt, survival skills, sports, outdoor training, navigation, bonding

HSC Campoutsby HomeSchool Association of California Ages: 1+Have you experienced Southern California's Joshua Tree National Park? A world-wide rock-n-roll landmark, this park is named after the whimsical shaped tree, and cherished for it's spectacular desert views.Subjects: camping, family camp, campout, bird watching, campfires, hiking, nature journal, National Park camping, outdoor adventure, friendship, homeschool support, Joshua Tree, RefugioLocation: California

Jenness Park Christian Campby Rod Goodmon Ages: 3+At Jenness Park, God is changing lives for Kingdom growth. As hands are raised high in genuine worship and the Word of God is proclaimed from the chapel, lives are being renewed in the Lord.Subjects: spring, fall, homeschooling, camp, programs, retreats, archaeological dig, dinosaur hunt, build an ark, olympics, crafts, seminars, wall climbing, giant swing, go carts, talent showLocation: Cold Springs, CA

Camp Hopeby Christian Youth Camp Ages: 8 - 18Many exciting activities are available at Camp Hope. Our facility is located on over 100 acres in the foothills of the beautiful Blueridge Mountains.Subjects: camp, swimming, basketball, volleyball, softball, soccer, ping pong, boating, fishing, hiking, campfires, homeschool week, youth, teens, handcrafts, ChristianLocation: Dahlonega, GA

Science Camps 4 All Ages!by Patricia Valdez Ages: 5 - 18Science equipment is expensive and you'll probably only use it once. Wouldn't it be nice if someone had all the equipment and came to you? Well, now there is! Hands-On Science Classes for children ages 5 and 18. In your home or onsite.Subjects: teachers, hands-on, botany, custom classes, zoology, science, pond life, astronomy, owls, bats, botany, biology instruction, co-op Location: San Antonio, TX

Homeschool Boot Camp: Dealing with Attitudes!by Tamara Eaton Ages: 18+It's fall and homeschool parents are filled with great ideas to start off the new school year! They have goals, new materials and can't wait to get started. Chores are divided up so that everyone shares the burden of caring for the home.Subjects: article, parents, boot camp, boarding school, chores, military, poor work habits, effective, results, prayer, building good habits, reasonable expectations, Christian, advice

Homeschool Programs at Hulbert Outdoor Centerby Tha Aloha Foundation Ages: 9 - 17We offer three one-week residential programs - in March, May, and October. We believe that a week at Hulbert can be an excellent place for your child to meet other homeschoolers from across the Northeast and the country.Subjects: adventure, learning, talent, leadership, skills, friendship, talent show, natural history games, wild edibles, education, plants, animal tracks, hiking, camping, High Ropes Course, Location: Fairlee, VT

Timberline Ranch Camp and Retreat Centreby Craig Douglas Ages: 9 - 16Timberline's homeschool camps are a series of 4 one-day camps on consecutive Mondays, designed specially for homelearners, to give them some new experiences, including...Subjects: meet, learn, challenge, fitness, attitude, grow, physical fitness, Christian, faith building, riding lessons, horsemanship, archery, riflery, rock-climbing, team-building skills Location: Maple Ridge, BC, Canada

Camp Resources for Parents and Familiesby American Camp Association Ages: 18+Camp Parents is a comprehensive camp resource for families -- offering expert advice from camp professionals on camp selection, readiness, child and youth development, and issues of importance to families.Subjects: camping, planner, children, families, day camp, budget, tips, safety, planning calendar, length of stay, activitiesLocation: Martinsville, IN

Historic Latta Plantation Home School Programby Latta Plantation Ages: 8 - 18An early 19th century living history farm. Offering a variety of programs for homeschoolers, including Living History Days, camps, school programs. Homeschool groups may schedule regular programs with groups of at least 15 children.Subjects: camp, programs, cooking techniques, tour, Easter hunt, Civil War Soldiers, animals, hands-on activities, crafts, training, ghost hunt, spinning, weaving, cornhusk dolls, candle making, butter churning, dancing, reenactmentLocation: Huntersville, NC

Outside Nowby Donna Helete Ages: 6 - 18Nature Academy students frequently "learn by doing" and use applied math to complete hands-on projects. Students also participate in weekly, individualized math instruction. Advanced students have computer programs and textbooks available for self-paced learning. Some students have also attended community college classes.Subjects: resource, boys, nature, learning, education, primitive skills, summer camp, nature academy, educational program, nature school, animals, tracking, wilderness, shelter building, safety, edible plantsLocation: San Luis Obispo, California