Thank you to Thea the HSN Coordinator from Quebec for sharing these.....

http://www.highlandsswcd.org/everything/office%20info/kid%20page.htm -- Florida
http://lancaster.extension.psu.edu/Family/BKC_Resources.html -- Lancaster, Penn -- Learn-At-Home Theme Kits
http://www.epa.state.il.us/kids/teachers/materials-resources/ -- Illinois free environment resources
http://betterkidcare.psu.edu/Units/Workbooks/101KidsBusy/101KidsBusy.pdf - 101+ Ways to Keep Kids Busy
http://computersforlearning.gov/ - Not only home schools, but any school or community group that are trying to educate kids from pre-K through grade 12, can be eligible to receive used computers from the government through its surplus property program. Contact Computers for Learning, P.O. Box 4410,Washington, DC 20026-4100; 888-362-7870
http://www.intel.com/education/index.htm Educators can get everything they need to know about the inner workings of a computer including lesson plans, student materials, overheads, colorful posters of a Pentium Processor, as well as an actual silicon wafer, a microprocessor, processor chips, transistors, diodes, connecting wires and batteries for hands-on use. This free package is available to teachers for grade five through nine. Homeschoolers are also eligible for this program! Get your kid's teacher to get one. Just like a computer, free upgrades are also available. Contact The Journey Inside: The Computer, Education Programs; P.O. Box 5937; Denver, CO 80217; 800-346-3029
http://www.kidsdomain.com/down/pc/_subjectfreeware-index.html - Educational Freeware