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Administration
Administration: Library Organization: Elementary Printable Library Organization System
Administration: Planner Software: Homeschool Tracker
Administration: Planners, Info, Lessons (K-12): Donna Young
Administration: Planners: Homeschool Scheduling with Printables
Administration: Printable DIY Planner: 7 Step Planner
Bible
Bible: Free Lesson Plans: Future Flying Saucers
Bible Character Traits: Rachael Carman
Bible: Online Games and Activities (K-6): Adventure Bible
Fine Arts
Fine Arts: Art Appreciation Games from the National Gallery of Art (K-8): Kids Art Zone
Fine Arts: Art History (3-12): Timeline of Art History
Fine Arts: Art Lessons (K-6): Art Projects for Kids
Fine Arts: Art Lessons (K-6): Video Art Lessons from Deep Space Sparkle
Fine Arts: Art Prints (K-12): Art Prints
Fine Arts: Artist Study (K-6): Printable, grade level art lessons from Concordia Univeristy
Fine Arts: Classical Music (K-8): Classics for Kids
Fine Arts: Music Theory (3-12): Music Theory Web
Fine Arts: Piano Lessons (K-12): Hoffman Academy
Foreign Language
Foreign Language: French (K-6): Just for Kids French
Foreign Language: Japanese (9-12+) Japanese 1 with Video Lessons
Foreign Language: Latin (3-12): Headventure Land
Foreign Language: Spanish (K-2) Salsa Spanish
Foreign Language: Spanish/ESL (5-6): McGraw-Hill
Health
Health: Health and Safety topics (K-12): Kids Health in the Classroom
Heath: Health Workbooks (K-6): Harcourt Health and Fitness (to use with these low cost textbooks- buy used)
History
History: American History (3-7): Mission US American Revolution Interactive Website
History: American History (K-12): US History
History: Ancient History (K-6): Mosaic Maps, Myths, and Marvels
Kindergarten
Kindergarten: Lessons (K-1) Kindergarten Themes Monthly Lessons
Language Arts
Language Arts: Levels 1-5: Good and the Beautiful
Language Arts: Aesop Stories and Lessons (K-6): Aesop Stories
Language Arts: Audio books (K-12): Librivox Audio Books
Language Arts: Daily Grammar (K-12): Daily Grammar Lessons and Quizzes
Language Arts: Dolch Word Lists (K-4) Sight Word Vocabulary Lists
Language Arts: Early Reading (K-3) You Can Read Sight Word Program
Language Arts: Early Reading- I see Sam (K-2): I See Sam Downloadable Readers
Language Arts: Grammar (K-6): Scholastic DoDEA Workbooks
Language Arts: Grammar and Spelling (?) National Treasures Grammar and Spelling Workbooks
Language Arts: Grammar from Daily Grammar Lessons
Language Arts: Grammar Sentence Diagramming (K-12): Parse a Sentence
Language Arts: Grammar- Mad Libs (K-12): Kids MadLibs
Language Arts: Grammar Textbook (K-9?): English Banana Grammar Courses
Language Arts: Handwriting (K-6): Donna Young Handwriting Worksheets
Language Arts: Handwriting , D’Nealian (K-2) Editable Handwriting Worksheets
Language Arts: Handwriting help (K-2) Handwriting Helps and Information
Language Arts: Handwriting: Copywork: Copycat Books
Language Arts: Literature (K-12): Manybooks
Language Arts: Phonics (K-3) Progressive Phonics Phonics Readers
Language Arts: Phonics (K-3) Reading Bear
Language Arts: Phonics (K-3): Reading Games with Printable Worksheets from Starfall
Language Arts: Reading and Grammar (K-6) Scott Foresman Reading Workbooks
Language Arts: Reading, word families (K-3): Word Family Printables
Language Arts: Spelling (K-12) VocabSpellingCity Free Spelling Games
Language Arts: SightWords (K-3) Free Resources for Teaching Your Child to Read
Language Arts: Word Families (K-3): Lots of Printables and Lesson (scroll to the bottom for the Freebies)
Life Skills
Life Skills: Financial Literacy from the Actuarial Foundation (9-12) High School Finance Curriculum
Mathematics
Mathematics: Preschool to Highschool: Khan Academy
Mathematics: Advanced Math Complete Courses (6-12): Math Planet
Mathematics: Algebra from Purple Math (9-12) Algebra Video Lessons
Mathematics: Explorations and Fun with Math from the Actuarial Foundation (grades 3-8) Real World Math Units
Mathematics: Games (K-12): Learn with Math Games
Mathematics: Games and Lessons (K-12) Xtra Math Fact Drill
Mathematics: Living Books (K-6) and Ancient History Living Math
Mathematics: Virtual math manipulatives from Utah State University (multiple grades) Virtual Manipulatives
Multiple Subjects
Multiple Subjects: BBC (k-12) BBC Educational Videos
Multiple Subjects: CM curriculum (K-12) Charlotte Mason Help
Multiple Subjects: Free Textbooks, mostly science and math (9-12) CK 12 Textbooks
Multiple Subjects: Full Curriculum (K-12) Easy Peasy All-in-One Homeschool
Multiple Subjects: Full Curriculum (K-9) Guest Hollow Little Otter’s Lesson Plans
Multiple Subjects: Full Curriculum (Pre-K-5) Head of the Class
Multiple Subjects: Full Curriculum: Teach with Me
Multiple Subjects: Full Curriculum program from Ambleside (multiple ages) Ambleside Online
Multiple Subjects: Games (K-12) Family Games Downloads
Multiple Subjects: Games (K-6): Educational Games by Grade Level
Multiple Subjects: Lapbooks (K-12) Homeschool Share Lapbooks
Multiple Subjects: Lesson Plans (K-12): Lesson Pathways
Multiple Subjects: Montessori (ages 3-6): Full 40 week Montessori Lesson Plans
Multiple Subjects: Resources and Lessons (K-12): Teachers Pay Teachers Freebies
Multiple Subjects: Resources and Lessons (K-12): SAS Curriculum Pathways
Multiple Subjects: Teaching Resources (K-12): Learning Page
Multiple Subjects: Topic Links (K-12) Usborne Topic Links
Multiple Subjects: Unit Studies (K-9) The Homeschool Mom Unit Studies
Multiple Subjects: Units (K-12) School Express Free Worksheets
Multiple Subjects: Videos and Lessons (3-12): Khan Academy Video Lessons and Math Help
Preschool
Preschool: Full Curriculum, Letter of the Week (PreK-K) Letter of the Week Preschool
Preschool: Montessori: (PreK) Free Montessori Printables
Science
Science: Anatomy (5-12): Anatomy Arcade
Science: Animation (5-12): Pixar in a Box
Science: Animal Science (K-6): National Wildlife Federation
Science: Archeology, Dinosaurs and Fossils (3-12) Earth Science Lesson Plans
Science: Astronomy (K-12): NASA Lesson Plans
Science: Biology (9-12) Quarks and Quirks High School Biology
Science: Chemistry (grades 3-6) ACS Inquiry in Action Chemistry Curriculum
Science: Chemistry, Periodic Table (K-12): Periodic Table Videos
Science: Coloring Pages (K-12): Science Coloring Pages from Home Training Tools
Science: Computer Programming (6-12): CodeAcademy
Science: Computer Programming (K-12): Kodu Programming
Science: Computer Programming (K-12): Scratch Programming
Science: Computer Science (K-12): Computer Science Unplugged
Science: Elementary Science (K-5): Discovery Education Free Resources
Science: Elementary Science (K-6): Howard Hughes Medical Center Resources
Science: Engineering (K-12) Teach Engeneering
Science: Engineering (K-12): Engineering Games Online
Science: Evolution (k-12): Berkeley Education
Science: Evolution, Tree of Life (K-12): Tree of Life Website
Science: Experiments (K-12) Science Fair Projects and Experiments
Science: Free Course (grades 3 – 12) Supercharged Science Freebie
Science: Full science courses (grades 6-9) Jason.org Free Science Courses
Science: Full Curriculum from McGrawHill (grades 1-6) McGrawHill Science Texts, Activity Books and Labs
Science: Games (K-6): PBS Kids Science
Science: Games (K-6): 24/7 Lawrence Hall of Science
Science: Geography (K-6) Gutenberg Primary Geography
Science: Geology (K-5): AGI GeoSource
Science: Human Evolution (K-12): Human Origins by the Smithsonian
Science: Life Science (1-6): Mr. Q Printable Life Science Course
Science: MIT courses (9-12): MIT OpenCourse
Science: Multiple Subject Curriculum (K-12): Science Mate Science Lesson Plans
Science: Multiple Subjects (K-12): Science Lessons
Science: National Geographic (K-6): National Geographic Kids
Science: National Geographic (K-9) Teacher Lesson Plans
Science: Nature Study (K-6): Nature Studies Printables
Science: Physical Science, various ‘ologies’ (K-12): American Museum of Natural History ‘Ologies
Science: Physics (K-9): Physics, and yearly free PhysicsQuest science kits
Science: Projects (K-6): PBS SciGirls
Science: Satellite Earth Science (K-12): NASA Weather Adventures
Science: Science Journal (4-8): Natural Inquirer
Science: Videos (K-12): The Happy Scientist Freebies
Science: Virtual Museum (K-12): Virtual Museum
Science: Zoology Links (K-12): National Zoo Homework Helper
Social Science
Social Science: American Folklore (K-12): Famous American Folklore
Social Science: American History (3-9): History of US
Social Science: American History (K-3): Mind Fires Academy
Social Science: Current Events (3-12) Time for Kids
Social Science: Current Events (3-12): YoungZine
Social Science: Current Events (K-12): Smithsonian TweenTribune
Social Science: Geography (K-6): World Maps
Social Science: Government (K-6): Ben’s Guide to US Government
Social Science: Greek Myths Flashcards (3-9): Greek Myths Flashcards
Social Science: History, National Archives (3-12) National Archives Teacher Lesson Plans
Social Science: Human Trafficking from Free the Slaves (grades 6-12) Free the Slaves
Social Science: Multiple Subjects (3-12) Social Studies for Kids
Social Science: Mythology (3-9): Myth Web
Social Science: Narrative History (K-12): Macrohistory
Social Science: Talking Pyramids (K-9): Ancient Egyptian Games
Social Science: US History Timeline (3-9): History Timeline
Social Science: Vikings (K-9): Vikings Lessons from BBC
Social Science: World History (K-12): World History for Us All Lesson Plans
Supplemental Resources
Supplemental Resources: Information (K-12): Free Lesson Plans
Supplemental Resources: Maps (K-12): Printable Maps
Supplemental Resources: Worksheets (k-12): Printable Worksheets
Supplemental Resources: Logic (7-12th): Self-Taught Logic
Test Prep
Test Prep: Official SAT Prep (9-12th): The College Board and Khan Academy
If you find that any of these links are not working, please leave us a comment below so we can get them fixed!
If you are looking for more curriculum options on a budget, check out our Free and Frugal Homeschooling series. Many subjects have quality options for under 30 dollars, and I have compiled my top picks for you. Check them out!
Free and Frugal Language Arts and Math
Free and Frugal Science
Free and Frugal Preschool and Kindergarten
Free and Frugal Art, Music, and Foreign Language
Free and Frugal Social Science
I’m so excited to check these out! I don’t have any such list, so these will be great additions. Thanks!
I am a newbie starting with this coming year in homeschooling my boys (2nd & 5th grade) and I just found this list… you are my hero!! 🙂
http://artforkidshub.com we love this art site and teach your monster to read is super fun. Thanks for the great list!!!
wow thanks for the list!
BTW you can also get free kids books through Goodreads
This list is has been a huge help for our homeschooling adventure. Thank you so much for the huge effort I’m sure went into this!
Free homeschool list Oh my God this is cool, thanks for sharing with us.
Thank you for all the time and effort you’ve put into this list. I really appreciate all your hard work. Thank you for sharing with all of us!
Great list of homeschooling resources list. This is very much useful for the homeschool children and the parents. Good work of collecting all these and displaying together.
I’m sorry I made a mistake on a earlier comment when I ask if there’s any way I can print just one page of the hundred and 180 day calendar . I believe it was actually called students planner. A180 days is too big for my tablet if there’s only one page that I can print I can do that and then just copy it over and over thank you so much.
Hi, I am suuuuuper new to homeschooling and have been searching for all the information I can to best suit my daughters. Your site is an amazing help to someone like me! Thank you so much for your time, I will utilize a lot of the sites I found here.
Holy crow, girl! This must have taken you foooorever to do! This is such an amazing resource. Thank you for your efforts and your time. You’re awesome.
I created this website as a hobby. It has quizzes for identifying countries based on views of a globe. (Note: your form converted the url to uppercase, but it needs to be lower case … http://www.geo4ce.com)
i love the mcgraw hill workbook links that are posted.but the workbooks go along with a reading text book filled with different stories.where can i get the text book? particularly the kindergarten text book?my kids currently use these books in school and i want to continue with them when i home school
Try Amazon- that is where I get the Harcourt Health textbooks used for cheap 🙂
Update to my previous comment, when I went to look to see if there might be an easier way to access, it I came across http://www.ling.upenn.edu/pri/readingroad/chapters.html which lists all the chapters on one page and has worksheets to go with the chapters.
Thanks for sharing Audrey!!
While trying to find something that would work for Phonics for my daughter (we didn’t officially do phonics in her kindergarten year, instead we focused on sight words and word families, but I intend to formally do phonics in 1st and 2nd grade), I found this from UPENN. http://www.ling.upenn.edu/pri/pdfs/rr1.pdf It’s free to download. The link is for the first chapter (of 10 chapters), you can change the link for the other chapters simply by changing the number after /rr to the chapter you want to download. I can’t comment on how good of a program it is, since we won’t start using it until Sept., but after looking over the first 3 chapters in detail and skimming through the remaining ones, it seems like a pretty comprehensive phonics program. I’m always on the lookout for free, comprehensive material to use, since I don’t have internet at home and thus use library computers where I’m limited to an hour a day (on the days I go to town), so the free programs out there that are primarly online wouldn’t work well for us.
Hi, Heather! What a great list of resources you’ve accumulated! I hope you’ll take a look at my Youtube channel. I have a collection of educational videos aimed at elementary aged children covering art, literature, classical music, and natural science which is expanding all the time. I’d love to be added to the list!
http://learnwithesa.com/ free reading and language for K-6.
This is the workbook for Our Nation from McGraw-Hill (textbook available on Amazon used 5th grade) http://www.macmillanmh.com/socialstudies/2003-5/teacher/pdf/SS_G5_05_PAK2.pdf
I don’t remember if Mocomi.com is listed but it is a great site for videos. I also have a long list of free and low cost sites but THANK YOU, you gave me more than I had. We had switched to time4learning.com but the kids seem to get bored with it. So it’s back to books. Thanks for giving the resources to find free and low cost.
Wow! What an awesome list! Thanks so much for putting this together — pinned!
Such an impressive effort to put this list together. Thank you for sharing! I will have to bookmark and work my way through it. Keep up the good work! I trust your move and transition to a new home has happened smoothly.
The move went great- it was a stressful year, but we’re finally feeling settled in 🙂
I’m glad you found the list helpful!
Thanks for this list of resources Head of the Class didn’t work on 12/1/2014 🙂
Thank you for the heads up! 🙂 I’m glad the list helped.
Thank you for putting together this amazing list! I didn’t see this listed so I thought you might want to add http://oldfashionededucation.com to your list. It is a completely free classical curriculum, and very exhaustive.
We are struggling with homeschooling and how expensive it can be. We have found Khan Academy. I love the way they help and teach. It’s been a great resource. Thanks for publishing this!
What a great list of resources! Thank you! To add some, we use and love Learning Games for Kids (www.learninggamesforkids.com) and Vocabulary Fun (www.vocabulary.co.il) for game play, and they are both totally free. You don’t even a free account or anything. You just go and play. 🙂 Also, Let’s Homeschool High School has a list of really good, and free, resources for templates and such…like a diploma template, transcript template, etc.
Thanks again! 🙂
I cannot thank you enough for providing this list. We are just beginning homeschooling – me and my 6 children – and I never realized how incredibly expensive it could be. This resource list is going to help us so much, and it is an answer to prayer. Thank you a hundred times over!
You’re welcome Sarah! Thanks for the sweet comment!
the happy scientist is no longer free…
Bummer!!!!
Bible- http://www.calvarycurriculum.com/, Padfield (http://www.padfield.com/downloads/curriculum.html), Full Curriculum -An Old Fashioned Education (http://oldfashionededucation.com/), Spanish- (http://www.123teachme.com/learn_spanish/free_spanish_courses), (https://www.duolingo.com/), (http://www.onlinefreespanish.com/), Math- (http://www.mathsisfun.com/links/index-curriculum.html)
http://discoveryk12.com/ 🙂
Hi, please also check out Sight and Sound Reading. http://www.sightandsoundreading.com Thanks! 🙂
I wish I had found your site when I was homeschooling my older daughter a couple of years ago. I would have had MUCH less stress and I think it would have been a better experience for both of us. My husband and I are talking about possibly needing to homeschool our girls next year, and this site will be invaluable. Thank you for doing a lot of the work for us. What a blessing to have people who have the time, ability, knowledge, and desire to help others educate their children the way they choose!!! I can’t say thank you enough.
Thank you so much for the kind comment- you really made my day. I hope you find the right solution for your kiddos, and peace in the process. Big, big hugs to you.
http://www.pianonanny.com is a great website to learn to play the piano for free.
I’d suggest adding these to the Spanish resources:
http://www.duolingo.com (more for older kids and adults…very thorough).
http://www.onlinefreespanish.com/
http://pbskids.org/noah/ (they have teaching guides too as well as the free online videos)
http://www.123teachme.com/learn_spanish/spanish_for_children
http://cvc.cervantes.es/ensenanza/mimundo/mimundo/default.html (entirely in Spanish, but very interactive and great practice one they have some vocabulary under their belt)
This is an awesome list of resources! As a homeschooling mama living in another country, I found it impossible to have all the books I neeeeeeeded (ok, wanted) shipped there. I learned then just how wonderful an asset the internet could be! It is quite time consuming though to search through so much information…thanks for your work here! Now that I’ve worked myself out of my favorite job as a homeschooling mom, I am trying to share some of the units I’ve put together using free resources online (so far I’ve been posting unit studies for the American Girl Dolls). I will definitely be using your list to add to them! May I include a link to your page on my blog?
Also, here are two of my favorite resources that I didn’t see included above…
– http://www.gardenofpraise.com/art.htm
(Art appreciation…complete with lessons, printables, games, and outside links)
– http://www.calvarycurriculum.com/childrens-curriculum-ot.php
(Bible…lessons, coloring pages, printables, stories, games for the entire Old & New Testaments. Many of the lessons are also offered in Spanish! )
Chenoah, do you have a link to your American Girls units? Message them to me, I’d love to check them out!
Try http://www.duolingo.com. It is a free site to learn a second language.
Awesome!!! Bookmarked it! Thanks so much!!! 🙂
I am SO thankful I came across your website. I definitely will be using many of these educational sites. Thank you so much for doing ALL the leg work for us!!
Do you know about Khan Academy?
Free web design curriculum resource – http://www.htmlcurriculum.com
http://www.freehomeschoollessons.com A site filled with completely FREE unit studies that are also Common Core Free too!
Wonderful list! What a lot of hard work you put in.
Would you please add http://www.teachwithme.com/
It’s an all-free site geared to PK-2nd grade with 1,000’s of free printables, lessons, and crafts, with a helpful blog.
I also have a link list you can get more ideas from (I just added you at #18) and pinned your squirrel poster as well. Hope it brings you more traffic.
Sharing to help others is so important. It makes all of our bag of tricks fuller and our lives easier. Thanks for sharing & up-dating.
Can you please add http://www.click-me.today to your list?
It provides cute kindergarten worksheets and classroom cards!
CSMP (Comprehensive School Mathematics Program) is different than Mathematics Enhancement Programme (MEP) Both are good and available for free, but you have them conflated in a single entry.
Thanks! I fixed the links.
Deep Space Sparkle (an awesome art website by an art teacher), XtraMath, and for free literature study guides; Houghton Mifflin-Lord of the Rings, Glencoe.com, Penguin Group for the Redwall series….Thanks for this great list!
Didn’t see Duolingo on here. My son loves it for Spanish and they also have French, German, Portuguese, and Italian.
my k and 3rd grader both love it also and are learning spanish on it. Duoling rocks.
Thanks for the list! I will review some of these new sites!
I’m wondering how come Easy Peasy All-in-One Homeschool isn’t on the list? Thanks for sharing!
It is now! 🙂
Thanks! I saw that it was before I saw your reply. 🙂
Link down: http://www.thehomeschoolmom.com/schoolroom/unitstudies.php
It appears the the whole website is down.
It is back up! This is a dependable site… must have just been a bad day for the server. 🙂
We had a server issue – it’s back up now. 🙂
Thanks for letting us know- we left the link up! 🙂
I have a question. Your website is very informative. If I choose to homeschool, as we are Americans travelling abroad, don’t I need some type of certification to get him admitted into public school in Europe or the United States when we decide to enroll him? Son is 5 now but will be 6 in September.
Thanks for any advice.
I wonder if you’ve found an answer to your question all ready, but that really depends, I think, on where you will be enrolling him when you’re ready. I don’t know about Europe but in the US everything varies state by state. Good luck!
Wow a lot of hard work!!! Thanks soooo much!!!
I would love to get my son into homeschooling how do I start?
Look at your state’s laws first. I just googled mine, and went from there. I’m required to keep records of tests and samples of work, and we track the hours we spend in each subject. We have so many required hours of instruction for the school year.
The great thing about homeschooling is you can count life-skills in the hours – like when we grocery shop, my daughter takes a calculator and we find the best deal and she keeps track of the total for me.
Start looking into curriculum and styles that you think will work for your family and your budget. We are homeschooling this year for the first year, and I’ve only spent about $40 on it. I ordered a few workbooks online and I’ve printed a lot out from the internet. No matter your budget, homeschool IS possible. Just stay organized and find what works the best for you guys.
Thank you for posting these.
Has anyone tried Khan academy? It’s totally free for kids and adults!
Thank you very much for this list! I can’t imagine how long it took to compile this info and to keep it updated. I’ve been looking through them, and I noticed that Science: Elementary Science (K-6): http://www.hhmi.org/coolscience/forkids/ is no longer valid. Just thought you might want to know. 🙂
Thanks for letting us know!
This is a wonderful list!! Thank you for all the time and effort you put into this! Recently I came across a great homeschool curriculum that our family has now started using called Raising Sweet Blessings http://raisingsweetblessings.weebly.com/ ! Fun, friendly, and easy!
And it’s FREE as well!
Thanks. Very Good Site!! Wish I would have known about it earlier.
Please consider adding the link to Copycat Books on your site under Language Arts – handwriting. http://www.copycatbooks.com
Copycat Books has lots of free copywork printables in traditional, modern, and italic handwriting styles. Thanks!
TeachWithMe.com is an entirely FREE site. 1,000’s of pages of lessons, printables, arts ‘n crafts, bulletin boards, common core, assessments etc.
Heather, I stumbled across a great free site this evening that if it is on your list I overlooked it. And if it’s not there you may want to consider adding it? It is http://www.ushistory.org & covers U.S. History, American Government, & Ancient Civilizations.
Thanks Debbie!
awesome! thanks so much- I didn’t see Easy Peasy or Sight and Sound reading on your list- found lots of new fun stuff though
YEAH!!! a list of links that I can link back too!!! I am compiling our unit studies for the coming year. Teaching 11 students k – 9th grade!! Would love to be added to your list of links under free history unit studies (I will be working on science and art late next year). Added your cute graphic and link back already! http://freehomeschoollessons.weebly.com/free-home-schooling-cheap-home-schooling-discounts-and-savings.html
That is a HUGE, great list! Thank you for your time in putting it together. And thank you for linking up with the Mom Tested, Family Approved Homeschool link-up!
Wow, thank you for the list! betty jo
Thank you so much for a wonderful list 🙂
Thanks for linking my list! Your post is great! 🙂
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http://www.lessonpathways.com is a free comprehensive lesson plan site that is designed for K-5 students. It divides the lessons into 36 weeks, 1 week on each unit (5 days) but you can pick and choose what you want, from an individual unit to only a select activity. For each subject there is a guided journey for each grade. Within the guided journey there are pathways (units), and each pathway is comprised of stepping stones (individual activity). This can be used as a supplement to your current curriculum, or it can be used as your primary curriculum. And best of all, its COMPLETELY free. If you register you can also create a profile with your child(ren)’s names and assign various guided journeys, pathways, or stepping stones. I hope this helps another homeschooling parent out as much as it has me!
Thanks for compiling such a great list! Would you mind if I link to it on my blog?
Link away! I’ve found some awesome new resources too, so I am working on updating it with even more links. Glad you found it helpful!
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