Driver's Education for Homeschoolers

     Here are some materials and links to websites and other driver education options for you to consider.  I've already picked up a "hard copy" of the Driver Manual for our state, and we're working through this with our teen would-be driver together.
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I strongly recommend that your teen driver has his or her eyes checked by an eye doctor before learning how to drive.  I passed the school eye exams as well as the Dept. of Motor Vehicle eye exams, yet I should not have been driving without glasses!  Finally, in the 11th grade, we figured out that I did indeed have a significant vision problem.  I wish I had learned to drive with glasses, because it was so much easier to see deer at night, and figure out signs far ahead of time with my glasses on.
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     An excellent parent-teen driving agreement is available from AAA
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     AAA also provides a Driver Knowledge Quiz that can be helpful practice for those learning to drive
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    Here are some sample driving test questions for people who think they are ready to take "The Test"
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   AAA also has a parent-teen driving program called "Teaching Your Teen To Drive" that is available for under $30.
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    Here are some online driving games to help teach a few skills. 
   Some educational, practical driving games are available from www.DriversEd.com, but please note that some features of this website are not free.
     Here is a link to a website that sells magnetic "STUDENT DRIVER" signs for your cars, so that people on the roads will realize that you have a student driver in the car!
Here are some quizzes and learning instruction to practice for driving exams.  There may be some overlap between tests. 






Julieanne
Joy In Our Journey.com