Anne Arundel County Public Library is here to support students at every stage of their education, including homeschoolers. The following resources provide more information for those members of the homeschooling community. A library card is a gateway to the resources and tools you need to make the most of learning from home.
- AACPS Home Instruction Information AACPS supports home instruction in accordance with the Code of Maryland Regulations known as COMAR.
- MSDE Homeschool Regulations Find information on COMAR regulations, resources and videos.
- MSDE Home Instruction Fact Sheet (FAQ) Frequently asked questions regarding Home Instruction in Maryland.
- MSDE Local Home Schooling Coordinators Listing of local Home Schooling Coordinators in the state of Maryland.
- Maryland Homeschool Laws (hslda.org) Legal information for homeschoolers.
- Wifi Hotspots Borrow a hotspot for internet access anywhere with a mobile phone signal.
- How-to Videos show how to use some of our digital resources and pages.
- Educator's Library Card The Educator's Library Card allows teachers, homeschool families and other educators to supplement their curriculum with an abundant, ever-changing supply of books on a range of subjects and reading levels. Teachers can create temporary classroom collections as well as encourage reading in the classroom.
- Educating at Home Quick Tips and Resources Download and print a quick reference guide to the most helpful library resources.
- Maryland Homeschool Association Grown from years of grassroots advocacy efforts, the Maryland Homeschool Association is a loosely knit group of volunteers. MDHSA seeks to understand the unique needs of Maryland homeschool families.
- Hand in Hand Education Great resource for getting started with homeschooling.
- Visit your nearest library location to browse the collection or talk to a librarian.
- Library Accessibility Services: Check out a C-Pen Reader, explore our Large Print collection (which includes materials for adults, children and teens) and visit other local resources:
Upcoming Events
This event is in the "Kids (Ages 6 – 10)" group.
This event is in the "Teens (Ages 11+)" group.
Library Branch:
Edgewater Library
Room (Leave blank if you don't need to reserve a space):
Edgewater - Community Meeting Room
Age Group:
Kids (Ages 6 – 10),
Teens (Ages 11+)
Program Type:
Books and Writing,
Games,
Special Events,
STEM/STEAM,
Technology
Event Details:
Homeschoolers, visit the library for a special program just for you! Play games, try new tech, make a craft, and learn something new! Best for ages 5 and up.
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This event is in the "Preschool (Ages 0 – 5)" group.
This event is in the "Kids (Ages 6 – 10)" group.
This event is in the "Teens (Ages 11+)" group.
Library Branch:
Glen Burnie Library
Age Group:
Preschool (Ages 0 – 5),
Kids (Ages 6 – 10),
Teens (Ages 11+)
Program Type:
Books and Writing,
Community Services,
Diversity, Equity, Inclusion,
Games,
Kindergarten Readiness,
STEM/STEAM,
Technology
Event Details:
Calling all homeschoolers! Explore a different subject every week with fun games, STEM, reading, writing, crafts, and tons of other activities! Snacks will be provided and all ages are welcome!
Note: Activities may vary in complexity depending on ...
Disclaimer(s)
Food Allergies
We cannot guarantee that food served at library programs has not come into contact with tree nuts, soy, or other allergens.
Alergias Alimentarias: La Biblioteca no puede garantizar que la comida servida en los programas no ha estado en contacto con las nueces de árbol, la soya, u otros alérgenos.
This event is in the "Kids (Ages 6 – 10)" group.
This event is in the "Teens (Ages 11+)" group.
Library Branch:
Eastport-Annapolis Neck Library
Room (Leave blank if you don't need to reserve a space):
Eastport-Annapolis Neck - Community Meeting Room
Age Group:
Kids (Ages 6 – 10),
Teens (Ages 11+)
Program Type:
STEM/STEAM
Registration Required
Event Details:
Learn how to participate in the Winter Bird Count, then make a pine cone bird feeder for our feathered friends. Presented by Ranger Liz.
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This event is in the "Kids (Ages 6 – 10)" group.
This event is in the "Teens (Ages 11+)" group.
Library Branch:
Severna Park Library
Room (Leave blank if you don't need to reserve a space):
Severna Park - Community Meeting Room
Age Group:
Kids (Ages 6 – 10),
Teens (Ages 11+)
Program Type:
Arts & DIY,
Games,
STEM/STEAM
Event Details:
Homeschoolers, stop by for an early afternoon of games, arts & crafts, and more! Meet up with a friend or make a new one during this drop-in program. Please call 410-222-6290 for more information.
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- Brainfuse offers live tutoring, skills building, foreign language lab, writing lab with live writing assistance, a test center offering practice quizzes for standardized tests and much more.
- ABCMouse With 3,500+ interactive books, educational games, puzzles and other learning activities, this award-winning online curriculum is an invaluable resource for young learners (ages 2-8+).
- EBooks
- Digital Reference Resources:
- Rosetta Stone Improve your English or learn another language. An effective, easy-to-use program that allows you to learn a new language on your own time.
- Mango Languages is an online language-learning system teaching actual conversation skills for over 70 languages.
- Handspeak Get started with American Sign Language with this free resource. Includes ASL dictionary and tutorials.