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Homeschool Resource: Language Arts
It’s Wednesday, and time forour Homeschool Resource: Language Arts. I would like to ask you to check out the Recommended Website: Parts of Speech Tutorial, Children’s Storybooks Online, Do You Speak American?, DLTK – Children’s Book Breaks, Age Range: 7-10 (Grades 2-6, with parental supervision) This fun “Parts of Speech Tutorial” is comprised of a series of animated games that help kids identify and use nouns, adjectives, verbs, commas, and capitals. It’s part of the massive, ad-supported Sheppard Software website that offers hundreds of free learning games for children in language arts, math, science, history and more. When you get to the website you’ll see a picture of a stage. Click on the word “Play” on the stage curtain to…
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Homeschool Resources
I thought you all might be looking for new Homeschooling Resources you can find on Kids Discover. I would like to let you know Kids Discover a paid website. Protest and Revolt in Boston Harbor December 16th is the anniversary of the Boston Tea Party. Continuing Test Flights The Wright brothers’ hard work did not end with Kitty Hawk in 1903. A Balanced Diet Eating healthfully is a balancing act. Myths and Superstitions Through this lesson you will learn myths about money. Rotation, Revolution, and Eclipses During the Winter Solstice the Sun hits its most southerly point. Thank you, Glenda, Charlie and David Cates
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Homeschool Resources
Renaissance Artists In the Byzantine fresco shown on top, do the people look real? That wasn’t important in art of the Middle Ages. The religious themes were what mattered most. Tsunamis and Volcanoes Earthquake waves go through water as well as land. When the waves hit the shore, they often do more damage than the quake alone. Volcanoes can erupt when earthquakes hit. Meet the Hunter-Gatherers Imagine that winter is closing in. You and your clan have collected and eaten all the edible plants around you for miles. More Work to Be Done Winning the right to vote was a big step forward for women’s rights, but it was only…





