The Canajoharie Library and Arkell Museum is committed to providing families with up to date, relevant homeschooling resources and activities. 

Resources from the Beginning Homeschooling Meeting 

Regulations & Laws
NYS Education Department 
HSLDA New York State Homeschooling Laws
NYS LEAH Regulatory Manual
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​Coming Soon: Annual Reporting Sources
Testing Services 
Seton Test Services (CAT Testing)
Hewitt Learning
P.A.S.S. Exam

2020-2021 School Year Take Home Kits 

Each month the Library will offer a Homeschooling Kit for you and your family to explore. Each kit contains books, activities and resources to help compliment your child's learning. 
The kits are:
  • October: Christopher Columbus
  • November: The Pilgrims and the Wampanoag Indians 
  • December: Understanding Kwanzaa, Hanukkah and Christmas 
  • January: Great American Authors: Eric Carle and Mark Twain
  • February: The Revolutionary War 
  • March: Inventions, featuring George Westinghouse 
  • April: Iriquois Indians
  • May: A Three Sisters garden
2 packets of each subject is available each month. 

2020-2021 School Year Presenters and Programs 

To help supplement our Homeschooling Kit, the Library and Museum will also be offering Zoom meetings with different organizations! The schedule is currently in process, but confirmed programs are listed below! Please register for these programs through our online calendar.

November 11, 2021: The First Thanksgiving: Fact or Fiction?, presented by the Plimoth Plantation via Zoom. 
​     Zoom Meeting ID: 824 7631 2155
January 19, 2021: Storytelling and Eric Carle, presented by Jonathan Kruk via Zoom.
​    Zoom Meeting ID: 816 8286 8130
January 28, 2021: Storytelling and Mark Twain, presented by Jonathan Kruk via Zoom.
   Zoom Meeting ID: 878 0142 2898
March 16, 2021: Rosie Revere: Engineer, presented by MiSci via Zoom.
April 14, 2021: The Storytellers Circle, presented by the Ganondagan: Seneca Art and Culture Center​ via Zoom.