Top Learning Websites and Free Resources for Filipino StudentsA few positive ways to look at learning routine

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hy This List Matters for Parents

If you’re a mom looking for safe, high-quality learning tools for your children at home, you’re in the right place. Schools and learning environments are evolving fast, and knowing reliable websites and printable resources helps you stay ahead. These tools are perfect for supplementing classroom lessons, supporting homeschool routines, or simply giving your child fun and educational activities.

📚 Recommended Websites and Free Resources

Department of Education (Philippines) – Learning Resource Portal
Visit the official portal for the government’s free modules, lesson plans, and downloadable materials aligned with the Filipino curriculum.
Use for: core subject printables in English, Filipino, Math, Science.

 

Twinkl Philippines – DepEd-Aligned Printables
Offers thousands of printable worksheets, activity packs, and interactive resources for children from preschool to high school in the Philippines. Twinkl
Use for: fun worksheets, teacher resources, flashcards.

DepEd Tambayan – Free Downloadable DepEd Resources
A teacher-managed site with downloadable modules, teacher tools and printable resources free for parents and educators. DepEd Tambayan
Use for: supplemental learning, homeschooling materials, Filipino language sheets.

 

Pinoy Printable Co. – Printable Worksheets & Homeschool Tools
We design worksheets, journals, and planners specifically for Filipino learners. From preschool tracing sheets to Grade 3 subject packs, everything is curriculum-aligned and ready to print.
Use for: premium printable packs, free samples, homeschool planners.

 

At PinoyPrint Publishing, our mission is to empower Filipino parents and homeschoolers with quality, STEM-focused learning materials that inspire curiosity, creativity, and lifelong learning.

✅ How to Use These at Home

• Pick one website per week and choose a printable activity that fits the child’s age/grade.

• Download and print the worksheets in advance, place them in a simple folder or tray.

• Mix screen time and offline time. After a digital lesson (via DepEd portal), follow up with a printed worksheet to reinforce learning.

• Rotate the sites: one week from an official government portal, next week from a printable pack, and so on.

• Use our printable planner (from PinoyPrint Publishing.) to track activities, set goals (“Finish three modules this week”), and mark progress.

 

📥 Free Sample from Pinoy Printable Co.

To get you started, download a FREE sample worksheet from our “Free Resources” page. It’s perfect for preschool or early grade learners and designed in Tagalog/English for Filipino homes.

(Click here for free downloads)