I like to print worksheets for my kids, but a lot of the sites require you to pay. I have decided to pay for a subscription to a site, but I am not sure which one is most worth it. I was thinking about Teachervision, or education.com I think it is called. So I was wondering if anybody has any suggestions. Teachervision is kind of expensive to me, but if it is good than I will do it.
UPDATE- I probably should have mentioned my kids ages 11,8,7,6,4. I have done starfall and checked out abcmouse. My third grader really struggles with basic addition and is now learning multiplication, so anything that has good math stuff would be a plus.
The school my Kindergartner goes to signed the kids up at ixl.com. This is free and lessons range from preschool through jr. high. TONS of activities. As a parent you can also track their progress as they provide lots of reports. Highly recommend it.
My daughters teacher recommended mathplayground.com. i have not yet been on it but they use it all the time in the computer lab for them. I also google homeschool sites and have found a lot of resources that way.
My kids love starfall.com. It has lots of reading and pre-reading activities. It's free.
My sister is a teacher and introduced me to www.starfall.com. I'm not sure how old your kids are, but my 4 year old started playing it when she was 2.5 YO and still enjoys it. Best of all, it's FREE!
Starfall is free, to a point. I'm sure you know that. You can pay to access all other parts of their website.
One website I saw a commercial for, but I have not signed up yet is abcmouse.com Look into it. Or hopefully someone on here will say whether it's good or not. I think it's like $8 a month OR $79 for one year and it will allow up to 3 children to sign-in at that price. They say there are printables. It looks like a good website for preschoolers, but I don't know. I wish I could help more with your question.
Let us know which you choose!
