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Perot Museum’s “Summer of the dinosaur,” “Back to the Jurassic”
As “Summer of the dinosaur” nears extinction, the inaugural Dino Fest will feature fossil digs, live music and a beer garden, T. Rex sports challenges, Paleo demos, live birds and more, plus Paleo Lab gives guests a chance to witness Museum paleontologists processing and preparing fossils fresh from the field WHAT: Marking the culmination of the Perot Museum’s “summer of the dinosaur,” the inaugural Dino Fest will get underway Sept. 1-2 with a “Back to the Jurassic” augmented reality experience, hands-on fossil digs, live music and a beer garden on the plaza, T. Rex sports challenges, trivia games, live bird (aka modern-day dinosaur) interactions, Paleo demos and lectures, art activities, face painting and more. Young guests can become…
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Ten Educational Games
What do you pull out when you want to play school rather than teach? Ten Educational Games That Enhance Your School Day because you can substitute these games for a lesson once in a while. They offer you much more than Monopoly or Connect 4. You will be learning about electrical circuits, to business conglomerates and from food chains to famous battles. These games cover math, science, social studies and language arts. Make sure you set extra time aside when playing these games as they may take longer than the lessons you usually use in your classroom. Although using variety in your homeschool will keep your students from getting bored and fighting…
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Science Experiments Are A Big Part Of Homeschool
David was off last night, and we discussed Charlie remaining at home one more year for school. Then David and I discussed classes Charlie would need to take, and I let David know Charlie would need a Science class. As I did I let David know that I was willing to read the instructions for experiments and things Charlie could do but he would need to be willing to help Charlie execute the steps. David said he was willing to do that if its what Charlie needed to move ahead in school. Once we finished talking David mentioned that once a week we could pick up supplies to use in…





