This week's assignment is to share our internet treasures.  So here we go!

A website I visit every day: Wunderground - this is simply the best weather site out there.  Anything weather related, they have it.  And they're usually very accurate.

First place I look for a book to buy: Amazon - always.

Favorite Homeschool support area: probably the Yahoo group for KONOS.  If you're using  their curriculum, there are lots of links and things, plus a place to chat with other KONOS families.

Homeschool site full of information I use regularly: Clickschooling.  Lots of information on websites you can use to teach.  Every day they have a new link.  I've found some of the most awesome sites this way!

 Site I buy new curriculum from: Discount Homeschool Supply - they seem to have the best prices around, and they are homeschoolers, too!

Site I buy used curriculum from: Homeschool Classifieds - other homeschoolers looking to sell their used materials.  Also, Amazon. 

A site that offers frugal tips to save money:  I don't have one

A site that provides good wholesome recipes: Simple & Delicious - I get the magazine, so there's extra subscriber content available, but even if you don't subscribe, you can find just about everything here.

A site I'd allow my children to visit: Professor Garfield - they love Garfield, and they love this site!

A site that offers a calendar with historical and other events: Universal Preschool has a nice day-by-day calendar.

Other sites that provide a wealth of information: Enchanted Learning is great for unit studies or supplemental activities.  But my favorite way to find a lesson plan is to Google "lesson plan" and whatever we're studying.  I have found some of the best resources this way and I highly recommend it as a way to homeschool for free, if you have the time to plan it!