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Science
It’s Tuesday, and time for Science and I would like to invite you to check out the Recommended Website: WikiSky.org and Science Trek If you have used these resources what did you think of them and why? WikiSky.orgAge Range: 9 and up (Grades 4 and up; children with parental supervision) WikiSky.org is to the universe what Google Earth is to the Earth — a fantastic way to explore the constellations and galaxies from the comfort of your home. WikiSky has created an extremely detailed sky map to help everybody better understand the information gathering about any space object and various phenomena connected with those space objects. When you get to the site, you can type in the…
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2 weeks of House arrest
Trying to lose weight at the moment isn’t the easiest thing to do. The Cornovirus is shutting things down left and right. I know that the Government is trying to keep everyone safe. But being inside for 2 weeks with a child, 3 dogs and a husband may drive me to drink. Grocery stores are running out of food. Trying to find the foods which are on my diet isn’t happening you have to take what they have or starve. Exercising is out as well as Gyms are being closed although I don’t go to the Gym at the moment I do walk inside Walmart or or the Mall. I…
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12 Famous Museums which offer Virtual Tours
Charlie is getting so bored being at home and not being able to go anywhere and upset that all he can do for school is work in his workbooks. This morning I found 12 famous Museums that offer Virtual Tours for Charlie and I to check out. British Museum London Guggenheim Museum, New York National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C Musee d’Orsay Paris National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, Seoul Pergamon Museum, Berlin Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam Van Gogh Museum, Amsterdam The J. Paul Getty Museum, Los Angles Uffizi Gallery, Florence , MASP, Sao Paulo National Museum of Anthropology, Mexico City I’m sure there is other Museums that offer Virtual Tours,…
Living a simple lifestyle from the front porch
