Homeschooling links and ...where's that page?

Hi guys!  Before you read all of this useful stuff, do any of you know where the blogspot "pages" are found?  Or what the technical difference is between a page and a post?  I already made a page about websites, but couldn't find it on my blog!  I was hoping it would give me tabs, thus separating my various interests into useful categories  -- but alas!  It doesn't seem to work that way.  I looked into buying my own website, but despite assurances it will generate income (according to certain other bloggers), I'm not yet convinced....but it might be a fun experiment.

FYI: We had a great week homeschooling on our own!


My list of useful educational links just keeps growing.  Here it is:

Websites to help with reading:

Starfall.com (free w/ optional pay website)

Raz-kids.com

Mimiosprout.com

Readingeggs.com

Storylineonline.com

Tumblebooks.com

Reading rockets.org/books

Bookadventure.com/home.aspx

Reading a-z

Websites with great supplemental worksheets and videos:

vocabulary.com

Educationworld.com (love the everyday edits!)

50states.com

Spellingcity.com (I give my kids spelling tests with this – great for teaching multiple kids)

Khanacademy.com (great for math and coding!)

Coursera.com

memrise.com (languages, memorization)

Ck12.org

Grammar-monster.com

Codacademy.com

Wonderopolois.com

Adaptedmind.com

Mobymax.com

Kids.nationalgeographic.com

Smithsonianeducation.org/students

Brainpop.com (I have some religious differences with some of the videos, so watch it with your kids – some of them are very good)

MIT also shares much of its course material online, if you have a bored high school student

Websites to help with math:

Ixl.com

Xtramath.com

Big brains (free computer game to teach math facts) timez attack

Khanacademy.com (again)

Gregtangmath.com

Mathisfun.com

Freemathhelp.com

Mathhelp.com

Ck12.org, braingenie

Link for supplemental activity ideas:

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1wiEz-yPZu2ucjtoxM74zosqsAojJPzMm8OokVsCFf8Q/edit?pli=1

other:

http://www.raftbayarea.org/educator-resources

http://bie.org/resources project-based learning

http://www.raftbayarea.org/public/pdfs/RAFT-CCSS-MATH.pdf common core math

http://map.mathshell.org/materials/lessons.php math story problem projects/assessments

rainbowresource.com

http://www.history.com/classroom-study-guides

http://braingenie.ck12.org/

http://www.oercommons.org/courses/reading-like-a-historian-unit-3-revolution-and-early-america/view

https://beyondthebubble.stanford.edu/

http://openstaxcollege.org/ free textbooks by respected universities like Rice

hippocampus.org

http://www.glencoe.com/sec/literature/litlibrary/index.html novel guide website

sparksnotes novel guides

http://bookadventure.com/images/Sylvan-Summer-Reading-List-2013.pdf

http://www.penguin.com/services-shared/teachersguides/

http://www.artgraphica.net/