A flourishing homeschool does not need to include any particular item on this list. A homeschool requires a few essentials; a cheerful mother, a library card, access to outdoors, possibly a few local used-book stores, and probably some form of a curriculum of your own choosing.
However, today I’m sharing other items that we are either saving our pennies for, requesting as future gifts from family, or items that we enjoy using currently. These resources beautify our space or simply enhance our learning experience in some small way.
List of homeschool resources:
Schoolroom: (or learning space)
Menus for Morning Time
Laminator (We use one like this but there are so many options)
Cavallini Nature Inspired Posters
Living Books (found in many places, Beautiful Feet books being one excellent option)
Quality Poetry and Fairy Tale Books
Botanicum series
Maps Book
Treasures from Jennifer (So many fun and beautiful supplies there)
Nature Studies:
Handbook of Nature Studies by Anna Botsford Comstock
Sibley Backyard Birding Flashcards
Peterson or Golden Field Guides
Companies/shops for supplies and printable downloads: Lilbellies, Twig+Moth, Tanglewood Hollow, Silvan-Reverie, Fire-fly Nature school to name a few.
Nature Anatomy (and Farm Anatomy)
Mother Culture/Charlotte Mason
Simply Charlotte Mason (picture studies, BoC’s, etc…)
All-in-one Journals (Commonplace, Nature Journal, etc…)
Hope this was helpful as you navigate your own homeschooling journey! Cheers. Xx
Give.them.beauty 
What is the wood block you use to hold the theology cards?
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It’s homemade actually. My father simply cut some wood blocks and then cut into them slightly at an angle to hold a card. 🙂
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