Max Elliot Anderson, author of action-adventures and mysteries for kids, has begun a real life adventure to encourage summer reading. On Saturday, May 31, he released a special bottle into the Rock River, near his home of Rockford, Illinois. “Since most of my books contain adventures, and are written especially for boys 8 –...
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Language Arts
Kid’s adventure author sends message in a bottle
Daily Grammar
Improve your grammar and writing skills with our complimentary e-mail service. By signing up for the Daily Grammar e-mail, you’ll receive a free grammar lesson daily. After every five lessons, a review quiz will be sent. Our service is completely free! A great instructional tool for all ages and skill levels, Daily Grammar lessons...
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Magnetic Poetry Online
I found these fun on-line magnetic words at our local library. Magnetic Poetry Online
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Writeshop
Helping students to write well is one of the most daunting tasks facing teachers and homeschool parents alike. With WriteShop, you can teach fundamental composition and editing skills to junior high or high school students in an orderly, step-by-step fashion. WriteShop is an incremental composition curriculum for junior high and high school students. WriteShop...
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Handedness Research Institute
One of my children is left-handed, so when someone asked a question about teaching a lefty to write at one of the HEM forums, I did a google search on the subject. It’s been years since my lefty learned to write and being right handed, I often wondered if I was a help or...
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GRE Vocabulary
This online game of mixed-up letters requires you to unscramble the Scrabble letters. Thankfully, there are definition hints to help solve the anwer Play here. Posted by Mary
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MakebeliefsComix.com updates
Last February, I shared a site with you that allows you to create your own comic strips by selecting from 10 characters with different moods. Then, you can write your own words into thought balloons or use the site’s story guides. You can read that post here. The sites creator, Bill Zimmerman recently wrote...
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Poetry.org
Poetry.org is a resource site for poetry and poets. Here you can learn about the history, meaning, and types of poetry, as well as terms often used when reading and studying poetry. There is also the resource page: a series of links to various poetry sites for daily poetry, poetry organizations, poet biographies, and...
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Free resources from Pilinutpress.com
Pilinutpress offers free resources. They have lesson plans, discussion questions, ask the author service, articles on reading skills, word games, puzzles, activity sheets and more for their entertaining and educational books. They add new material each week that you will find here: http://www.pilinutpress.com.
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The Writing Code – PBS Stations
The Writing Code – PBS Stations, Fall 2007 (check local listings) A Series of Documentary Films on the Most Important Invention in Human History New York, Fall, 2007 – The Writing Code – a fast paced, educationally entertaining three-part documentary series premiering this Fall on PBS (check local listings), tracks the origin, history, definition...
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- The Nov – Dec 2012 Check out excerptsKeeping the Parent-Teen Connection Strong Through Unschooling by Laurie A. Couture The natural state of adolescence is to be joyful, playful, social and connected to parents and community. Read to Me by Jennifer Walker The kids are still. They are silent. They are listening. They are beyond listening; Co-Parenting and Co-Schooling: by Michelle Barone Homesc […]
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- what are the long term ramifications of unschooling for our kids? an editorial discussion between HEM’s editor and publisherwhat are the long term ramifications of unschooling for our kids? an editorial discussion between HEM’s editor and publisher Barb: I’ve spent the last 30 years of my life wondering whether unschooling my kids would really make a difference in how they feel about themselves, their connection to others and society, their understanding of the human conditio […]
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- North Carolina School Hopes to Draw in HomeschoolersNorth Carolina School Hopes to Draw in HomeschoolersThe Statesville Record & Landmark reports – I-SS hopes to draw home-school students to district’s first virtual high school by Preston Spencer. Interesting win-win argument from the Board of Education member. The idea received unanimous backing from school board members for a trial run next year. Blatt […]
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- Unschooling, what is it?Unschooling, what is it?Unschooling, Un schooling what is it? Defining unschooling is a little like describing a color, and every bit as elusive. You can rely on commonly-held descriptions; for example, we generally all agree what blue looks like, but what about cobalt, aqua, navy, cyan, sapphire, azure, indigo, cerulean, turquoise or cornflower? It’s the sa […]
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