I found this site which is a timeline of Benjamin Franklin's life - but you get to interact with the timeline. Sometimes it is a video or a...
Hi My daughter needs this for a contest she is entering. It is just 3 questions - no personal info and if you know the answers you could just...
www.homeschoolclassifieds.com allows you to post up to 7 items at a time free. It is also a great place to find used curriculum. I always look...
I just posted this on my FB - http://pbskids.org/designsquad/. It is a site with engineering games, videos and even projects you can make at...
I just reviewed VocabularySpellingCity on my blog - and I was SO impressed. My youngest had occasionally used the site when she was struggling to...
I put together a US History Course for my 2 boys and as a number of my friends asked for it, I have 'prettied' it up and made it available as a...
Many of you may know about Freerice.com. It is a great place that kids can take online quizzes and earn rice that gets sent to third world...
My 11 year old daughter loves the educational games on Squigleysplayhouse.com. The exact links to the educational games is...
College Junction is a site developed by one of my former co op students. I think she has done a great job of bringing together in one place...
My daughter attends Biola University as a film major. Many of the friends she has made there, and she herself are trying to make authentic movies...
You can find all the Magic School Bus videos online here - http://sqooltools.com/edvideos/msb/index.html. They make great supplements to...
I love http://www.freerice.org. Kids (and adults) are quizzed on vocabulary, science, art and geography and every time you get a question correct...
I teach at our local homeschool co-op, and for the past 3 years one of the high school girls has taken at least one of my classes (this year she...
Many homeschoolers aren't aware that there are hundreds of contests out there that are open to homschoolers. Some can be done as individuals, some...
Separate names with a comma.
