Resources for Georgia Homeschoolers

These posts are specific for Georgia, especially North Georgia and around Athens.  Non-homeschoolers may find these resources useful too.

HOMESCHOOLING IN GEORGIA

How to Homeschool in GeorgiaGA HB 39: Georgia Homeschooling Law Changes Beginning 2012 / 2013 School Year

Georgia Homeschool Groups

How to Homeschool Kindergarten (with information about the law in Georgia)

Intentional Reading Using Georgia’s PINES Online Library Catalog

NATURE EVENTS & CLASSES

Knee-high Naturalist Class at the Sandy Creek Nature Center in Athens, GA

The Homeschool Science Classes at the Sandy Creek Nature Center in Athens, GA

Snake Day

Pumpkin Patch (Pick Your Own Pumpkins in Watkinsville, GA; They also have strawberries in the spring.)

The Junior Ranger Program – Includes details on the Georgia Junior Ranger Program and links to the National Junior Ranger Program

HIKING

Free Places to Take Kids in Athens, Georgia (refers to Places to Visit Free of Charge at the Barrow Journal)

Hiking at Harris Shoals Park

Just for Fun: Our Trip to Anna Ruby Falls (a beautiful day hike for young kids and it’s stroller accessible)

The Lake Loop Trail at Unicoi State Park (stroller accessible)

Watson Mill Bridge State Park

Ft. Yargo State Park

Hard Labor Creek State Park

Amicalola Falls State Park

INDOOR FUN

Where to take kids on a rainy day in Athens, GA

Interactive Neighborhood for Kids (INK) Museum in Gainesville, GA

SEASONAL

The North Atlanta Gem, Mineral, Fossil & Jewelry Show - A must see!  (Every December at the North Atlanta Trade Center in Gwinett County)

HISTORICAL PLACES

Homeschool Field Trip to the William Harris Homestead (Near Monroe, Georgia. Open to the public on the 1st and 3rd Saturday of the month.)

INTERVIEWS WITH GEORGIA HOMESCHOOLERS

Interview with a Former Homeschool Student

Interview with Homeschooled Student Rachel Foy

Interview with Barrow County Homeschooling Family: The McGarrys

Interview with Barrow County Homeschooling Family: The Bells

More to come…

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