Keep watching the “Newsletters of Interest” category in the links over there —–>>>> for more helpful e-newsletters that are worth signing up for. I just added Home Science Tools, which puts out a newsletter that is just brim full of fun and interesting things to do for science.
Just stumbled across a site full of articles explaining all kinds of technology topics. Ever wonder about things like bluetooth, VoIP, or spyware? All kinds of articles on these topics can be found at My Tech Guide.
Here’s a cool article you need to read! Sprysoft Academic Software sponsors Plugged In Homeschool. What is neat about Sprysoft is that the founder of the company, Ben Finklea, who’s mentioned in this article, was homeschooled as a kid! So even though the company is kind of geared toward public schools, […]
Keep watching the “Newsletters of Interest” link category over there ——–>>> because I plan to be adding links for subscribing to some of my favorites. I just added one for Robert Krampf’s Yahoo group. You can join and access all his weekly experiments in one place, or you can send a blank email […]
Those of you with budding entomologists in the home need to watch this video from the New York Times. It seems that bedbugs are on the rise in NYC. Click on Everything You Need to Know About Bedbugs but Were Afraid to Ask to see the video and read an article.
Go to the Teacher Created Materials link in the Newsletters link category. Sign up for the newsletter, and you should still be able to get the October free ebook, which is all about technology.
By the way, I hope to be adding links to that category. Let me know of any newsletters you find […]
This is a little bit late, but October is “Computer Learning Month. Go here for ideas, activities, and more.
Add a homeschool tip of the week to your desktop. It will give you food for thought every Tuesday morning when you turn your computer on. These tips are from Rebecca Kochenderfer, co-founder of Homeschool.com, a site rich with info for homeschoolers old and new.
Kris Bordessa, author of Team Challenges: Group Activities to Build Cooperation, Communication, and Creativity, is offering blog readers a chance to Win Stuff! Her ideas are great for giving kids a chance to stretch their brains.
Notice anything weird about this pic on the Joey Green home page? LOL. If you’d like to get a neat new educational website to check out each day, sign up for the Click Schooling newsletter. You’ll be amazed at the neat sites available.
Check out Soup42 for the latest Homeschool Soup newsletter. They are currently compiling a collection of stories about homeschoolers and need yours!
I’ve enjoyed the newsletters I get from these people, who also send out a Homeschool Free Stuff newsletter.
We’ve had some illness in our family, which has made posting here somewhat […]