• WPHT 1210 website
• Glenn Beck
• Rush Limbaugh
• Michael Smerconish

• Talkers magazine
• C.C.Radio - Quality AM Radios
• Philly Talk - Discussion forums and more

Curriculum

• E-Tutor - www.e-tutor.com - Check out lessons in math, science, language arts, and intergrated studies for K-12 students.

• Home SChool Depot - www.homeschooldepot.com - Click on the "resource" button for links to curriculum sites.

Resources

• Home School Legal Defense Association - www.hslda.org - Begore you start, check here for the laws in your state regulating home schooling.

• Homeschool Worlds - www.homeschool.com - This page offers a list of resources by state, the latest news, and curriculum ideas.

• The American Home school Association - www.home-edpress.com/AHA/aha.html - The AHA online newsletter has news, information and links to other resources on the Web.

Support

• Home's Cool - www.homes-cool.com - This site features a chat room, an online bookstore, and various links.

• The Home school Support Network - www.HomeEducator.com/HSN/ - Here you'll find information and services pertaining to home schooling.

• Finding home school Support on the Internet - www.geocities.com/Atherns/8259 - Connect with other home schoolers via this site's chats, e-mail loops, and bulletin boards.

More educational links

• www.ipl.org/youth/projectguide - Science Fair Project Resourse Guide - If your students are planning to enter a science fair, this should be your first stop. This Internet Public Library site has links to everything they'll need, from how to pick a project to how to put it together.

• www.neat-schoolhouse.org - The Awesome library - This features more than 14,000 high-quality Websites, organized by subject and user. The site also has a search engine for quick results.

• www.eduplace.com/dictionary - Each week the Definition Guessing Game challenges kids at all grade levels to guess the meaning of words like "niveous" and "maar." Kids can also write fake definitions of words and see how many people are folled by them.

• www.exploratorium.edu/snacks/index.html - Science Snacks from the San Francisco Exploratorium - Miniature do-it-yourself versions of the most popular exhibits at the museum. These "snacks" reach basic science principles, such as gravity, magnetism, and light; and each one includes instructions, a photograph, and a list of needed materials. There's also a section that describes the science behind each project.