Raw Story & Taibbi: NYSE ends transparency to protect...
Rated • 2 reviews • investing, economy • rawstory.com
Markets are certainly capable of being manipulated.
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skullaria
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The Giveaway: Helenes Dreams Etsy Giveaway
Rated • 2 reviews • jewelry, jewlery • the-giveaway.com
This is a neat giveaway if you like earthy, handmade jewelry.
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http://www.need.org/energyinfo.php
Rated • 1 review • homeschooling • need.org
Full length energy books for kids of all ages on various topics.
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National Energy Education Development Project
Rated • 1 review • homeschooling • need.org
This link doesn't look like much on first glance, but it has numerous ebooks for kids that are downloadable for every age range concerning energy topics - including solar energy. The books are great - they have subject matter, experiments, and activities. There's also teacher's guides.
I have used the solar energy book in conjunction with solar energy science kits.
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Classics for Kids
Rated • 1 review • homeschooling • classicsforkids.com
Great site for kids to learn about Classical Music and music in general. There are activity sheets and quizes to go with each show. There's one audio show a week that kids can listen to, then complete the quiz and activity sheets. Very nicely done site.
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Pokémon Learning League - Online standard-based...
Rated • 2 reviews • education, pokemon • pokemonlearningleague.com
This site is free for now. It is not complete, but there are several educational games and movies on the site.
I highly reccomend the science. I've viewed several of the science shows, and they are engaging and up to date.
The language arts stuff bored me to no end.
If you sign up for a free account, you can get the lesson plans, which are easy to do for the most part, and they all have a little quiz as well. The math ones offer extra practice questions.
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Rollercoaster - Spark: Smelly Science - Tildes fart game
Rated • 1 review • science fiction • abc.net.au
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Colour Changing Flowers - Experiments - Spark -...
Rated • 1 review • homeschooling • abc.net.au
Great for homeschoolers! We did several of these very easy experiments - for elementary students - and they got great big lights in eyes! As a parent, what I liked was how very common the materials were to find. Most of these might already be in your kitchen. CLOUD IN A BOTTLE is very easy. We used an apple juice bottle.
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Stop feminising our schools - our boys are suffering |...
Rated • 14 reviews • politics • dailymail.co.uk
