Things You'll Need:
- Internet access
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Step 1
Research your state's homeschooling regulations. Each state has its own laws regulating aspects of homeschooling, from attendance to evaluation testing and subject requirements. To find a comprehensive list of each state's requirements, visit the Homeschool Legal Defense Association's website.
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Step 2
Look on the Internet for homeschooling-related websites dedicated to reviewing homeschool curricula. There are many resources that can be found online, including FamilyEducation.com and HomeschoolLearning.com.
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Step 3
Talk to other parents who homeschool. There are often local homeschooling groups that meet on a regular basis to provide support for parents and activities for the kids. Online homeschooling sites, like HomeschoolForums.com, are another option.
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Step 4
Try out a curriculum. Many parents begin with a prepackaged curriculum, provided by a major educational institution, but move toward their own plans, as they become more comfortable with their teaching abilities. Complete curriculum packages can be found on several websites, including Abeka.com.
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Step 5
Enjoy teaching your kids. As you become more familiar with the homeschooling process, you will be able to experience the joy of watching your children grow and learn.
