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15+ Recycled Earth Day Projects
Earth Day is an annual event celebrated around the world on April 22 to demonstrate support for environmental protection. This event was first celebrated in 1970. Now, Earth Day includes events coordinated globally by the Earth Day Network in more than 193 countries. If you would like to learn more about Earth Day check out this website. I hope you enjoy these 15+ Recycled Earth Day Projects with your friends, family and even your students if your Homeschooling. If you have other Crafts or Resources pertaining to Earth Day leave me a comment with the links to the items and Charlie and I will check them out. Geometric Planters by Flourish and Knot DIY…
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It’s Friday, , and time for a Virtual Field Trip thank goodness for these Field Trips because we know it isn’t safe to go outside. I would like to ask you to check out the Recommended Websites: Jerusalem Virtual Tours Age Range: 6 and up (Grades 1 and up; children with parental supervision) Visit the most sacred sites in Jerusalem through these masterfully rendered virtual tours. Through the use of cutting edge technology and a team of gifted artists, writers, and technicians, this website strives to provide visitors with “a unique visual experience, never seen before.” Choose from several currently available 3D tours: The Western Wall Jaffa Gate Supreme Court Church of the Holy Sepulchre Tower of David…
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Sara Lovell Creates a Magical Nocturnal Landscape
This spring, Sara Lovell will release her third children’s music album in less than four years. In keeping with her previous two award-winning albums (You’ve Got Me and Wild is Everywhere), Night Life is defined by its easy movement between diverse musical genres in a sparkling and adventurous musical exploration of what happens between the resistance and the surrender when day turns to night. Listen to the first single, “I Don’t Want To Go To Bed,” released today!Night Life kicks off with the gloriously rebellious and unequivocal “I Don’t Want to Go to Bed.” Jangly guitars mixed with a slightly trashy snare and tambourine suggest early 90’s REM, Switching sonic gears, the title track is a disco funk paean…








