Showing posts with label free. Show all posts
Showing posts with label free. Show all posts
Friday, June 8, 2012
Free, downloadable guides
Yes, I know it's summer. But I'm one of "those people" that are constantly alert and on the prowl for school stuff. I stumbled on this page with HUGE downloadable education packets for the Oregon Trail and the Pacific Northwest Exploration. Some of the pages apply only if you get to visit the Oregon Trail Museum. These are well done with lots of sketches, activities and more that are suitable for all ages so you can pick and choose what you need for your crew. Have fun!
Thursday, April 12, 2012
Looking Ahead...freebie, Marine Life easy reader ebooks
If you have little people just learning to read, this looks to be a great download to have ready for next year's science. I've seen this for free more than once so if you missed it for free this time, keep checking.
Monday, January 30, 2012
Tuesday, January 3, 2012
American Revolution Lapbook and more
Wow! It's hard to get back into the swing of things again, isn't it? I have to admit that I'm ready for a routine again, though. I'm excited about our upcoming history - the American Revolution! I didn't learn this well when I was younger so it's almost brand new to me. Even though Baker is only in 2nd grade, we are going to read Johnny Tremain and he is going to independently ready The Magic Tree House, Revolutionary War on Wednesday.
There is an abundance of FREE (love that) resources on the internet to make this section so hands on and interesting. (Don't you just love the wonders of the internet? What a blessing to our generation when used wisely.) I'm probably going to make a lapbook / 3-d notebooking pages right alongside Baker. He loves it when I do that and it's F-U-N for me but then I'm a geek and it's only the two of us for school.
The most resource rich site I found that is easy to use is the Dynamic 2 Moms blog. Downloads and pix and links - oh, my! Have fun! Remember that you don't have to do it all since we'll come back to it again and can go deeper. (I just love this aspect of the classical method.)
There is an abundance of FREE (love that) resources on the internet to make this section so hands on and interesting. (Don't you just love the wonders of the internet? What a blessing to our generation when used wisely.) I'm probably going to make a lapbook / 3-d notebooking pages right alongside Baker. He loves it when I do that and it's F-U-N for me but then I'm a geek and it's only the two of us for school.
The most resource rich site I found that is easy to use is the Dynamic 2 Moms blog. Downloads and pix and links - oh, my! Have fun! Remember that you don't have to do it all since we'll come back to it again and can go deeper. (I just love this aspect of the classical method.)
Tuesday, October 18, 2011
CurrClick - great site, great sale plus freebies!
I love CurrClick. If you haven't discovered this site yet, now is a great time to check it out. You can snag some great freebies and discover lots of great downloadable resources plus live classes and online learning clubs.
Trunk or Treat Sale
Wednesday, August 10, 2011
Composers and Music lessons+
MakingMusicFun.net
I was looking for a way to introduce Baker to each composer without spending any money and found this site. It has lesson plans and biographies and related worksheets (color pages and such) and music theory materials and on and on it goes. Sign up for the newsletter. Lovin' it!
Amy
I was looking for a way to introduce Baker to each composer without spending any money and found this site. It has lesson plans and biographies and related worksheets (color pages and such) and music theory materials and on and on it goes. Sign up for the newsletter. Lovin' it!
Amy
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