Offers are usually of limited duration. So instead of telling you about a free razor or dog food, I'll give you several sites that have free stuff updated each day. Most have newsletters that send out weekly updates to you so you don't have to remember to check them. See if the newsletter mentions any freebie you need, if not delete. I got my young daughter her first razor this way.

Other sources of freebies are corporate sites where they always have lesson plans and free things for teachers. Check the Government resources folder for freebies from the feds and state government. And there are several zines that help you stay frugal.

Also, whenever a new commercial site gets started, they usually have a short lived free offer to get you to visit the site. Just be sure and not sign up for all the subsequent updates. And of course, if you are into coupons, go to www.coupons.com and print what you need. Hope all this helps you keep frugal!

My very favorite site because it was the first free site that was not filled with sweepstakes and magazine offers. This one has real free stuff you can get online. Well organized so you don't have to waste your time.


What was once a site for free software, is now a major news site with free comics, newsletters and other family friendly new. ~Jube

This large site has a freebie section and newsletter. ~Jube

This place has any coupon you may need. I use it for ChuckeCheese when I just need a break. Get a coupon, call a friend, and enjoy. ~Jube

Another coupon site, not quiet as large as the previous site, but then no site has everything you need. ~Jube

US Geological Society, Federal Reserve (I just got these, they are really neat comic books) ~Dawn

You can order a free month's kit online. Mine came with a craft, nice puzzle, poster and workbook.

This site has many freeware and shareware titles. Remember, shareware stills needs to be paid for after you download it. You can set the parameters to your software type, and then to free, and it will only list the free stuff. ~Jube

Check out the following website for free educational games. These are free to teachers, homeschoolers and tutors. We have downloaded four of them and *love* them. These are registered versions with no nag
screens. I saved them to a floppy disk then installed them onto the computer. The games are in the areas of geography and math--even Algebra ~Melinda

This is a corporate site which provides preschool through 12th grade educators with high-quality educational materials that supplement the curriculum. Resources can also be downloaded for use in the classroom..

Freebie Jungle with various commercial freebies, check daily as it's updated often ~Penny

Art resources and some free listings at bottom of page ~Penny

Resources for educational lesson plans and ideas from the NEA of all places ~Penny

You can sign up for a free monthly zine with stuff like this. ~Jube

http://www.familytime.net/software/freeoff.asp
This is free software for families. Will help with organizing your budget, leisure time, and other things. There are 6 programs in it. ~Jube

Another site with real commercial freebies ~Jube

For a free educational programming guide for the following channels, Discovery, Learning, Animal Planet, Travel channels