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Free homeschool resources for Singapore
56 genuine homeschool resources we've checked, with honest cost labels — worksheets, learning games, reading, videos, science experiments, excursions, learning support and parent communities. We don't accept payment for listings and we don't publish ratings or reviews — just clear descriptions so you can decide.
Looking for a structured core? Start with our free K2 to JC 2 curriculum, print free planners and record templates, pick books from our reading list by age, plan your week with the timetable generator and read our homeschool tutoring guide if your child needs extra help.
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Printable worksheets
See all 6- FreeAges 5–14
Math-Drills
A large collection of free printable maths worksheets with answer keys, covering number facts, fractions, measurement, geometry and pre-algebra. Some worksheets use US conventions such as imperial units and US currency, so check before printing.
Visit math-drills.com ↗ (opens in a new tab) - Free + paid optionsAges 4–12
K5 Learning free worksheets
Free printable maths, reading, grammar, vocabulary, spelling and early science worksheets arranged by grade, with answers on the second page and no login needed. Workbooks and an ad-free membership are sold separately.
Visit k5learning.com ↗ (opens in a new tab) - Free + paid optionsAges 4–16
Gardens by the Bay learning activities
Downloadable self-guided activity sheets from Gardens by the Bay on biodiversity, sustainability, heritage and maths, grouped by school level, some with answer sheets. Most activities are free, but the conservatories charge admission.
Visit gardensbythebay.com.sg ↗ (opens in a new tab) - Free + paid optionsAges 4–16
Mandai Wildlife Reserve learning resources
Pre-visit, in-park and post-visit activity guides for Singapore Zoo, Bird Paradise, River Wonders and the other Mandai parks, including guides and social scripts for children with special needs. Park admission is charged separately.
Visit mandai.com ↗ (opens in a new tab) - FreeAges 5–12
National Museum of Singapore Get Curious! family guide
A family activity guide from the National Museum of Singapore for exploring Singapore's history together, designed for use at home or during a museum visit.
Visit nhb.gov.sg ↗ (opens in a new tab) - FreeAges 4–16
Asian Civilisations Museum online learning resources
Online resources from the Asian Civilisations Museum, including object hunt cards, children's audio clips and printable gallery trails, with sets for pre-school, primary and secondary learners.
Visit acm.nhb.gov.sg ↗ (opens in a new tab)
Learning games
See all 7- FreeAges 2–8
PBS KIDS Games
Free browser games from the US public broadcaster featuring characters from its children's shows, grouped by topic such as maths, science and pre-K skills. Some content reflects US contexts.
Visit pbskids.org ↗ (opens in a new tab) - FreeAges 8–16
Scratch
A free block-based programming environment from the MIT Media Lab where children make their own games, stories and animations and can share them with an online community. A verified email is needed before projects can be shared publicly.
Visit scratch.mit.edu ↗ (opens in a new tab) - FreeAges 5–18
Code.org
A non-profit offering free self-paced computer science and AI courses, including short Hour of Code activities and longer courses for primary and secondary students. The organisation now also uses the name CodeAI.
Visit code.org ↗ (opens in a new tab) - FreeAges 3–18
NRICH
A University of Cambridge maths enrichment site with free open-ended problems, games and interactive tasks, plus notes for adults explaining how to use each task.
Visit nrich.maths.org ↗ (opens in a new tab) - FreeAges 4–9
Toy Theater
Free online games for early primary learners covering counting, operations, telling time, letter recognition and spelling, along with simple art, music and logic games.
Visit toytheater.com ↗ (opens in a new tab) - Free + paid optionsAges 6–14
Prodigy Math
A fantasy-style game in which children answer maths questions to progress, with a free parent account for tracking progress. The maths content is free; an optional paid membership adds in-game extras and reports.
Visit prodigygame.com ↗ (opens in a new tab)
Reading activities
See all 6- FreeAges 8+
Project Gutenberg
A volunteer-run library of tens of thousands of free ebooks, mostly older works whose US copyright has expired, including many classic children's novels. Books can be read online or downloaded without registration; copyright status can differ outside the US.
Visit gutenberg.org ↗ (opens in a new tab) - FreeAll ages
LibriVox
Free audiobooks of public domain texts recorded by volunteers, which can be streamed or downloaded. Useful for listening along with a printed or Project Gutenberg copy; some older texts contain outdated language and attitudes.
Visit librivox.org ↗ (opens in a new tab) - FreeAges 4–10
Storyline Online
Free videos of picture books read aloud by actors, each with a suggested grade level and downloadable activity guide. Run by the SAG-AFTRA Foundation in the US.
Visit storylineonline.net ↗ (opens in a new tab) - Free + paid optionsAll ages
NLB library membership
How to join Singapore's public libraries. Basic membership is free for Singapore citizens, and parents with Singpass can sign children up online; permanent residents and foreigners may pay a fee. Members can borrow print books and eBooks.
Visit nlb.gov.sg ↗ (opens in a new tab) - FreeAll ages
NLB eResources
The National Library Board's online collection of eBooks, eAudiobooks, magazines and databases, read through the NLB Mobile app or Libby with a library account. It includes children's titles and books in Singapore's official languages.
Visit eresources.nlb.gov.sg ↗ (opens in a new tab) - Free + paid optionsAges 0–18
NLB programmes for children and teens
Listings of public library events for young people, such as storytelling, reading programmes and workshops at libraries across Singapore. Many sessions need advance registration.
Visit nlb.gov.sg ↗ (opens in a new tab)
Educational videos
See all 5- Free + paid optionsAges 4–18
Khan Academy
A non-profit site of video lessons and practice exercises in maths, science, computing and humanities from early primary to university level. Core learning is free; an AI tutor is offered as a separate paid option. Khan Academy Kids is a separate free app for ages 2–8.
Visit khanacademy.org ↗ (opens in a new tab) - FreeAges 11+
TED-Ed
Short animated lessons on science, history, literature, maths and other topics, each paired with quiz questions, further reading and discussion prompts.
Visit ed.ted.com ↗ (opens in a new tab) - FreeAges 10+
Crash Course
Free video series on subjects including biology, chemistry, physics, world history, literature and computer science, aimed mainly at secondary students. Crash Course Kids covers science for younger learners.
Visit thecrashcourse.com ↗ (opens in a new tab) - FreeAges 6–12
National Geographic Kids
Videos, articles, quizzes and games about animals, science, geography and history from National Geographic's children's brand. The website is free; the magazine is sold separately.
Visit kids.nationalgeographic.com ↗ (opens in a new tab) - FreeAges 8+
Roots.sg
The National Heritage Board's heritage portal, bringing together objects from the National Collection, national monuments, heritage trails, stories and videos. Useful for Singapore history and social studies projects.
Visit roots.gov.sg ↗ (opens in a new tab)
Science experiments
See all 6- FreeAges 8–12
NASA Space Place
NASA's site for upper primary children, with hands-on space and Earth science activities, printable instructions, short articles, games and videos.
Visit spaceplace.nasa.gov ↗ (opens in a new tab) - FreeAges 8+
PhET Interactive Simulations
Free, open-source interactive simulations for physics, chemistry, biology, earth science and maths from the University of Colorado Boulder. They run in a browser and suit topics that are hard to demonstrate at home.
Visit phet.colorado.edu ↗ (opens in a new tab) - FreeAges 6–18
Science Buddies
A searchable library of science projects and experiments that can be filtered by subject, difficulty, time and cost, each with background information and step-by-step instructions.
Visit sciencebuddies.org ↗ (opens in a new tab) - FreeAges 8+
Exploratorium Science Snacks
Hundreds of low-cost science activities from the San Francisco Exploratorium museum, each with a materials list, instructions and an explanation of the science. Written mainly for secondary students, with a collection suited to younger children.
Visit exploratorium.edu ↗ (opens in a new tab) - FreeAges 7–16
Science Centre Singapore Science At Home
A self-paced online portal from Science Centre Singapore where learners explore more than ten STEM topics through activities and collect badges, with a junior sustainability track for younger children under adult supervision.
Visit science.edu.sg ↗ (opens in a new tab) - FreeAges 3–8
KidsSTOP Stay-home Science
Short step-by-step science activity videos from KidsSTOP, the Science Centre's children's centre, for children aged 8 and under to try at home with an adult.
Visit science.edu.sg ↗ (opens in a new tab)
Arts and crafts
See all 5- FreeAges 5–12
Tate Kids
The UK Tate galleries' children's site, with making activities sorted by medium, short videos about artists, colouring pages and a digital painting game.
Visit tate.org.uk ↗ (opens in a new tab) - Free + paid optionsAges 4–12
Art for Kids Hub
A library of step-by-step drawing video lessons led by a family, sorted by topic and age, using basic supplies such as pencils and markers. Videos are free with ads; an ad-free paid option is available.
Visit artforkidshub.com ↗ (opens in a new tab) - FreeAges 8+
Google Arts & Culture
High-resolution images of artworks and virtual tours from thousands of museums and archives worldwide, including Australian institutions, plus a Learn section with lesson ideas.
Visit artsandculture.google.com ↗ (opens in a new tab) - FreeAges 3–12
Crayola free colouring pages and crafts
Free printable colouring pages, activity sheets and craft ideas organised by theme, including educational pages on letters, numbers and shapes. Seasonal pages follow northern-hemisphere seasons and US holidays.
Visit crayola.com ↗ (opens in a new tab) - FreeAges 4–12
National Gallery Singapore Art at Home for Families
Art activities and ideas from National Gallery Singapore for families to try at home, drawing on artworks in the Gallery's collection of Singapore and Southeast Asian art.
Visit nationalgallery.sg ↗ (opens in a new tab)
Educational excursions
See all 6- PaidAll ages
Science Centre Singapore
Singapore's science centre, with interactive galleries, daily science shows and the Omni-Theatre dome cinema. Admission is charged and Omni-Theatre shows must be booked; annual passes are available.
Visit science.edu.sg ↗ (opens in a new tab) - PaidAges 1–8
KidsSTOP
The Science Centre's hands-on science space for children aged 18 months to 8 years, entered in timed sessions that must be booked ahead. It also runs paid workshops and holiday programmes for young children.
Visit science.edu.sg ↗ (opens in a new tab) - Free + paid optionsAges 3–12
National Museum of Singapore family programmes
Family programmes and resources at the National Museum of Singapore that help young children learn about Singapore's past and its cultures, including activities during the annual Children's Season. Some programmes are ticketed.
Visit nhb.gov.sg ↗ (opens in a new tab) - FreeAges 4–12
Keppel Centre for Art Education
A children's art space at National Gallery Singapore for ages 4–12, with play zones for making, reading and quiet time. Entry is free; some family workshops in the Gallery are paid. Weekdays are usually quieter.
Visit nationalgallery.sg ↗ (opens in a new tab) - PaidAges 4–18
ArtScience Museum learning programmes
Workshops, guided tours and online sessions at the ArtScience Museum, linking art, science and technology. Programmes are priced per session or per student and are set up for school groups, so ask whether a home-school group can book.
Visit marinabaysands.com ↗ (opens in a new tab) - PaidAges 7–18
Singapore Discovery Centre education programmes
Learning programmes on national defence and the Singapore story, grouped by school level from primary to post-secondary. They are designed for school groups, so check fees and whether families can join.
Visit sdc.com.sg ↗ (opens in a new tab)
Outdoor learning
See all 2- Free + paid optionsAges 1–14
Jacob Ballas Children's Garden
A garden for children up to 14 at the Singapore Botanic Gardens, with a maze, suspension bridge, nature play areas and a waterplay area showing the water cycle. Self-led group visits can be arranged, and guided group programmes are charged.
Visit sbg.nparks.gov.sg ↗ (opens in a new tab) - FreeAll ages
Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve guided walks
Free NParks guided walks at Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve, suitable for families with children, introducing mangroves, mudflats and wildlife. Registration is required and walks are cancelled in rain.
Visit nparks.gov.sg ↗ (opens in a new tab)
Life skills
See all 3- FreeAges 5–14
MoneySense: getting your kids started on money management
Practical tips from MoneySense, Singapore's national financial education programme, on teaching children to save, spend, share and tell needs from wants, using money boxes, goal charts and everyday shopping.
Visit moneysense.gov.sg ↗ (opens in a new tab) - FreeAges 4–12
Singapore Kindness Movement Kindsville activities
Free activities from the Singapore Kindness Movement for children, including a cyber-kindness card game, a kindness rewards chart, a racial harmony colouring sheet and quizzes, to support character and social learning at home.
Visit kindsville.kindness.sg ↗ (opens in a new tab) - PaidAges 3–16
ActiveSG academies and programmes
Sport Singapore's programmes and ActiveSG academies for children and young people in sports such as football, athletics, basketball and hockey, plus school holiday multi-sport camps. Fees apply; ActiveSG credits can offset some programmes.
Visit activesgcircle.gov.sg ↗ (opens in a new tab)
Homeschool planning
See all 5- PaidAll ages
Homeschool Planet
An online planner for scheduling lessons, tracking assignments and attendance, and producing reports for each child. It is a US product with a monthly or annual subscription and a free trial; prices are in US dollars.
Visit homeschoolplanet.com ↗ (opens in a new tab) - FreeAges 6–15
MOE exemption from compulsory education (home-schooling)
The Ministry of Education's page on exemptions from compulsory education, including approval to home-school a Singapore citizen child of primary school age. Applications are assessed case by case and conditions apply.
Visit moe.gov.sg ↗ (opens in a new tab) - FreeAges 7–12
MOE primary school syllabuses
Downloadable MOE syllabuses for primary subjects, including mathematics, science, the mother tongue languages, art, music and character and citizenship education. A useful reference when planning home-school learning towards the PSLE.
Visit moe.gov.sg ↗ (opens in a new tab) - FreeAges 12–18
SEAB private candidates
The Singapore Examinations and Assessment Board's starting point for private candidates, covering eligibility, registration through the Candidates Portal, fees, access arrangements and key dates for national examinations.
Visit seab.gov.sg ↗ (opens in a new tab) - FreeAges 5–16
MOE Parent Kit
Short MOE guides for parents on stages of a child's education, such as starting Primary 1, a new school year and choosing a secondary school. Written for school families, but many tips apply at home.
Visit moe.gov.sg ↗ (opens in a new tab)
Learning support
See all 4- FreeAges 3–12
Reading Rockets
A US public media literacy site explaining how children learn to read and why some struggle, with a guide for parents, self-paced modules on teaching reading and a children's book finder.
Visit readingrockets.org ↗ (opens in a new tab) - FreeAges 6–18
MOE special educational needs
MOE's information on support for children with special educational needs in mainstream and special education (SPED) schools, including how SPED school applications work and resources for parents.
Visit moe.gov.sg ↗ (opens in a new tab) - FreeAges 0–6
Enabling Guide: Early Intervention Programme for Infants and Children
SG Enable's guide to EIPIC, the government-funded early intervention programme for children up to six with developmental needs, covering eligibility, referral and other early intervention options.
Visit enablingguide.sg ↗ (opens in a new tab) - FreeAges 0–25
Enabling Guide: education support
SG Enable's directory of education support for children and young people with disabilities in Singapore, from early intervention to special education and further study.
Visit enablingguide.sg ↗ (opens in a new tab)
Parent support communities
See all 1- FreeAll ages
Homeschool Singapore
A community website for Singapore's home-schooling families, sharing stories and perspectives and connecting families with home-school groups and organisations. It is linked to an active Facebook community.
Visit homeschoolsingapore.sg ↗ (opens in a new tab)
Homeschool resources: common questions
What are the best free homeschool resources in Singapore?
Start with a structured core for maths and English — such as the free Success Homeschool curriculum library, with lessons, worked examples and practice questions — then add free resources for reading, science and the outdoors from this directory. Every listing shows an honest cost label so you can see what's genuinely free.
How do you choose which homeschool resources to list?
We list genuine, established resources that are useful to homeschooling families, check each link and record the date. We don't accept payment for listings and don't publish ratings — just plain descriptions so you can decide.
How do I find homeschool groups and co-ops near me?
Start with the parent communities in this directory, then see our guide to homeschool groups and co-ops in Singapore for networks, co-op models, sport and clubs, and safety tips.
Where can I get homeschool tutoring?
Many families use a tutor for a tricky subject, senior study or test preparation. Our homeschool tutoring guide for Singapore explains when it helps, the options available and what to ask before you sign up.
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