A Free Electronic Field Trip to the Folger Shakespeare Library LIVE! March 6, 1 PM EST “Experiencing Shakespeare” makes Shakespeare come alive for students.  Through television, the web, and social media, students explore the Folger Shakespeare Library, a leader in teachin

GREAT NEWS!  IT’S NOT TOO LATE TO REGISTER FOR “EXPLORING MOUNT VERNON” Presented by Alabama Public Television An exciting adventure awaits students in grades 4 and higher as Alabama Public Television’s IQ Learning Network broadcasts the live, electronic field trip “Exploring Mount Ve

Toontastic is a FREE app that gives students an opportunity to create a cartoon. The app leads students through story parts – setup,  conflict, challenge, climax, and resolution. Your student uses his/her own voices for the dialogue.  There is also a parent/teacher guide to dire

http://jennyfunderburke.com/advent/ You really must check out this online family Advent calendar!  I wish I had known it about it earlier, but you won’t be too far behind if you start soon!  We completed the 1st day activities together tonight which included an online reading of

Can you believe it is the holiday season already?  I know many of you are planning time with family and perhaps even trying to juggle schedules for church plays, dance recitals, and holiday parties. If this is your first year to homeschool,  I want to prepare you for the overwhelming

Looking for FREE fun that could be educational for the whole family? This festival is one to check out!

play safe! be safe! is a multimedia fire safety education program created especially for children ages three to five. It was developed by BIC Corporation in cooperation with educators and fire safety experts. October is Fire Safety Month, and we encourage you to talk to your students

  Education.com Worksheets Free Worksheets and Printables for Kids Education.com Get your own widget Education.com offers FREE worksheets and printables for parents and teachers. Visit http://education.com/worksheets for a full listing and to select grades and topics.

http://www.tpt.org/newtons/index.php Public television offers wonderful resources, and here is one you may not find on your TV!  Check this link for episodes that cover animals and plants, earth and space, health and medicine, chemistry and food, technology and invention, and physics