I thought this site pretty good.
It’s from the Kentucky Virtual Library. Teaches children how to do research. 🙂 It’s interactive. Taught me a thing or two as well.
Should mention, it was sent to me in an email from TheHomeSchoolMom.
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Independance Day?
I’m Canadian, so doing the whole independance day (US based) is not really my thing.
But I thought I’d post up these links because who knows….maybe I can rework them to do a Canadian theme for CANADA DAY! 🙂
Homeschooling 4 Free lists off different July 4 stuff people can do.
ABC teach has stuff as well.
For Horse girls
TOS sent out this as well,
The Girlhood Home Companion’s Happy Trails Horse Club™ is a one-of-a-kind resource for girls who want to learn more about horses and explore the many positive ways to get involved with various riding disciplines. Each month features a different breed and discipline, weaving together a collection of fact and fiction about equestrians from the past and those who are making a difference in the world today.
So know any horsey folk? Perhaps that website might interest them. 🙂 Here’s the direct link.
TOS freebies
Have I ever told you to go the The Old Schoolhouse and get on their email newsletter lists?
Good way to get free stuff you can use when you homeschool.
yes, it’s a pain to try to figure out the whole storage space thing, but it’s free!
And what does it cost yah to get a couple of discs to store things on? not that much!
I’m on one list that sends me out stuff every Friday.
This past week they sent out their October Module from 2008 that normally you’d have to pay $7-12 for. And just by waiting a spell…I got it free! can’t beat that now can you? 🙂
if you go here, you can even see what they’ve sent out. Happy looking!
Music Appreciation for the summer
Harmony Art Mom has put together a summer music/art appreciation course. It’s mostly free! 🙂
rather cool crafting site
homeschool freebie of the day sends out freebies to folks that they found here there and all over the place online.
Nice to have them doing the work.
anyways, they came up with this one over at Canon.
not exactly easy to do with a preschooler, but way cool none-the-less. If you have an older … probably 8 and up … child, then this site might be just the ticket for the crafty side of them. (if, of course, they have one).
I’m going to try this japanese bobtail one with my cat crazy lad.
Homeschool View Tube
hadn’t heard of this site, someone…I think TOS alerted me to it.
anyways, here’s the main page link to Homeschool View Tube.