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4th of July Worksheets
4th of July is here! Summer is more than half way over in our area. School lists are out and school supply sales are about to start. I was excited to see School Spark is offering free worksheets to go … Continue reading
Black History Month Unit Study
Kindle eBooks are great resources. You can read them on not only a Kindle, but also the PC, iDevices, and more. Frequently they have free books available. Right now is a free book that is a unit study for Black … Continue reading
LEGOS in Space
Another video has been released for LEGOs in Space. This one is the NASA Fishing Rod Video and Activities. Join the crew of the International Space Station (ISS) as they use scientific method to determine if a LEGO Fishing Rod … Continue reading
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Tagged Earth, International Space Station, ISS, Lego, NASA, Satoshi Furukawa, Scientific method, Toy
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Melted Crayon Finger Painting
I just found the cutest site. They have an art project using melted crayons for finger painting. The site is Dilly-Dalli Art. The theme of the site is: I am teaming up with Childhood Beckons to bring you a biweekly … Continue reading
Posted in activities, home schoolers, home schooling, kids
Tagged Art, Crayon, Education, Fingerpaint, Melting, Paint, Visual Arts, Wikipedia
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Free Genealogy Book for 4th to 8th Grades
You do have to sign up on the web site to get this resource. It is available to download here. Parents, teachers, and genealogical societies looking for a how-to genealogy textbook for elementary through high school-aged students need to look … Continue reading
I am a SAHM/WAHM of three boys ranging in age from 3 to 18. We are working on saving enough for college at the same time as affording diapers. I author a few blogs, including http://teched4kids.com. I currently teach computer information technology classes for the local university and have in the past taught workshops for kid's in technology education besides being the Kentucky State FIRST LEGO League Championship Coordinator from 2005 to 2008.
