It's never too late to begin discovering and utilizing productivity tools. Homeschool is the perfect place to begin testing and incorporating these great tools into a day-to-day routine. Take a look at our top 7 and try them out. See which ones work for you.

1. Google Suite
   

   Google Suite includes applications such as Google Docs, Sheets, and Slides, which can be used for document editing, spreadsheet creation, and presentation making. These tools are free and offer real-time collaboration options, making them perfect for group work and homeschooling.

2. Zoom or Google Meet
   

   These video conferencing tools allow homeschoolers to connect with teachers and peers, participate in online classes, and attend virtual events. They can also be used for one-on-one tutoring or meetings with parents.

3. Trello
   

   Trello is a project management tool that allows you to create boards, lists, and cards to organize tasks and deadlines. This tool can be particularly useful for homeschoolers who need to manage multiple subjects or projects.

4. Khan Academy
   

   Khan Academy is a free online learning platform that offers video tutorials and practice exercises in a variety of subjects, including math, science, history, and more. This tool can be used to supplement homeschooling curriculum or to provide additional resources for students who need extra help.

5. Forest
   

   Forest is an app that helps users stay focused by planting virtual trees. Users set a timer for a designated amount of time, during which they cannot use their phone. If they succeed in staying focused, a tree is planted in their virtual forest. This app can be useful for homeschoolers who struggle with distractions.

6. Duolingo
   

   Duolingo is a language-learning app that offers free courses in dozens of languages. This tool can be a fun and engaging way for homeschoolers to learn a new language, either on their own or as part of a group.

7. Grammarly
   

   Grammarly is a writing tool that checks for spelling and grammar errors, as well as offering suggestions for improving style and tone. This tool can be particularly useful for homeschoolers who need to submit written assignments or essays.