www.MarysFreebies.com go under the title "teachers" and
at the botton of the page,
there are 100's if not more of links for
free educational tools and other things. I have
received free VHS tapes
on how money is made, how our banking and treasury system
works, and
tons of free to print pages of games, info and worksheets.
http://manufacturing.standford.edu How's
that made? Have you ever wondered how a
common object or product is
made? This site will explain it to you. Over 40 different
products
and manufacturing processes are explained in plain English. Airplanes,
candy
boxes, you name it!
www.homeschoolingtoday.com
www.brainpop.com educational
animated movies for K-12. original animated movies to
explain concepts
in a voice and visual style that is accessible, educational and
entertaining
for both children and adults. In the K-12 arena, BrainPOP movies demystify
Math,
Science, Health, Technology and English topics.
www.whitehouse.gov Have
your kids send an email to the President. Ask for a free
coloring book/educational
materials and get neat mail from the White House.
www.notebooking.org Homeschooling
with notebooks. This is an amazing site even if
you don't use notebooks
in your homeschooling. The amount of pictures alone is worth it.
Features
Presidents, states, explorers, Kings and Queens, Bible Story pictures,
creepy
crawlies, world biomes, scientist, book reports
www.waltonfeed.com The
Old Timer's Page their slogan is: "The way we used to do it."
From
their website: The pioneers of 100 years ago were already more self-sufficient
than
most of us will ever be. Perhaps instead of looking to the future
and new ways of doing
things, we ought to at least take a small look
into the past and re-acquaint ourselves with the old ways that are
proven, that work, yet are nearly forgotten."
Free
"Women are Scientists" video. A series of free videos and posters
that
showcase female scientists in their speciality.
