These Sites came through my email this week and I thought I would share them. I have not check them out thoroughly so like with everything parents should use with discretion.
History of America looks like an interesting site that would give you some media to add to your lessons.
TVSchoolHouse gives you access to old school educational films (I use to love it when we would get see films in class.)
Looking for a Science Fair Project or Idea? Then head over to Science Buddies. There you will find all kinds of ideas and guides.
Need to take a trip but don't want to stop schooling. Families on the Road may have what you need. You may even be interested in taking your whole family on the road for an extended period of time.
And Just a cute skit down by a homeschool group. We did this every year in our old homeschool group during our Christmas Program.
Head on over to my book blog A Room without Books is Empty to read my review of this great book and read about the giveaway that the Author is having. You could win a Kindle.
Going Jane had some cute pics of MooseJaw on her wordless Wednesday post.
Kittling Books shares her wordless Wednesday pic, a gorgeous hummingbird drinking from a feeder.
Jennifer at The Farris Wheel shared her song that she wrote about gray hair but she also shared this Flintstones video that I had completely forgotten about. I just loved Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm
This follows several couples as the day unfolds. Ashton Kucher's character proposes to his girlfriend, Emma Roberts character has decided that it is time to have sex with her boyfriend. Taylor Swift's character has decided that they need to wait and has the whole teenager in love. Julia Robert's character is a soldier going home to that special someone (this was may favorite ending). Jennifer Garner's character goes to surprise her boyfriend. This was a fairly cute movie. Of course there is talk of sex, but there are lot of endearing moments also.
Dave and I have been married for 25 years now. I have been married longer than I have been single. We have had our rough patches and it seems that we are having a bit of one now (nothing major just adjusting to each other after him being on the road for all those years). Love is a choice. I find myself choosing to love my husband and working with him on our life together. Not giving up. Dancing in the Minefields