Thanks to Lynn, of homeschooling with heart, for keeping us supplied with links this summer!

African Wildlife:
http://meandmephoto .com/Africa/ Pages/Animals. html

Animal Of The Month:
http://www.oaklandz oo.org/aom/ index.html

Hippo Cam:
http://www.toledo. com/zoocams/

Hippo Information Links:
http://www.wildlife search.com/ hippo.htm

Lion Information Links:
http://www.wildlife search.com/ lion.htm

World Safari:
http://www.oaklandz oo.org/atoz/ worldsafari. html

Giraffe Information Links:
http://www.wildlife search.com/ giraffe.htm

Giraffe Cam:
http://www.cmzoo. org/zoocam. html

Hyena Information Links:
http://www.wildlife search.com/ hyena.htm

Tiger Cam:
http://natzoo. si.edu/Animals/ GreatCats/ default.cfm? cam=T2

Tiger Information Links:
http://www.wildlife search.com/ tiger.htm

Tiger Screeensavers:
http://wrestledown. ezthemes. com/pcenhance/ ss/preview. phtml?
blank+13023

Zoo Coloring Pages:
http://www.cpintern et.com/~sarah/ rdr012.html

Animal Scramble:
http://www.oaklandz oo.org/zoo/ scramble. html

Animal Tales:
http://www.oaklandz oo.org/zoo/ doyouknow. html

Musk Ox:
http://www.muskoxfa rm.org/

Oakland Zoo Animals From A To Z:
http://www.oaklandz oo.org/atoz/ atoz.html

Rhino Information Sheet:
http://www.wildlife search.com/ rhino.htm

Tree Kangaroo:
http://www.animalin fo.org/species/ dendgood. htm

Arts and Crafts: Zoo
http://www.preschoo leducation. com/azoo. shtml

Gerenuk:
http://www.oregonzo o.org/Cards/ Savanna/gerenuk. htm

Impala:
http://www.oregonzo o.org/Cards/ Savanna/impala. htm

Kritter Cards:
http://www.kritterc ards.com/

Montgomery Zoo:
http://en.wikipedia .org/wiki/ Montgomery_ Zoo

Rhino Cam:
http://www.aroundci nci.com/icams/ rhino/

Savanna Exhibit:
http://www.oaklandz oo.org/atoz/ africa.html

Elephant Coloring Pages:
http://www.afunk. com/elephant/

Lion Coloring Pages:
http://www.afunk. com/lion/

Zebra Coloring Pages:
http://www.afunk. com/zebra/

Zoo Art Ideas:
http://www.alphabet -soup.net/ dir7/zooart. html

Zoo Coloring Pages:
http://www.cpintern et.com/~sarah/ rdr012.html

Zoo Recipes:
http://www.alphabet -soup.net/ dir7/zoorecipe. html

Adopt An Animal:
http://www.chesterz oo.org/membershi p.asp

Animal Cams:
http://nationalzoo. si.edu/Animals/ WebCams/

Animal Gallery:
http://nationalzoo. si.edu/Animals/ PhotoGallery/

Calgary Zoo:
http://www.calgaryz oo.ab.ca/

Hippo Coloring Pages:
http://www.afunk. com/hippo/

Monkey Coloring Pages:
http://www.afunk. com/monkey/

Tiger Coloring Pages:
http://www.afunk. com/tiger/

Virtual Zoo Tour:
http://tours. makingitsimple. net/zoo/STANDARD .HTM

Zoo Coloring Pages:
http://www.alphabet -soup.net/ dir7/zoocolor. html

Summer is a great time to study nature with your kids and this site offers lessons for preschool through high school.
http://www.naturely.com/archives.htm

Here's some great nature activities that kids can do in groups or activities for one.
http://www.outdoor-nature-child.com/nature-activities.html

So go explore the great outdoors!  Join Valerie   for more great links.

Thanks to Lynn from Homeschooling with Heart for these  links.

The Joy Cone Kid's Page:
http://www.joycone.com/joykids.html

Ben & Jerry:
http://www.benjerry.com/

Ice Box Poetry:
http://www.benjerry.com/funstuff/online/iceboxpoetry/

Ice Cream Activities:
http://www.perpetualpreschool.com/preschoolthemes/icecream/icecream.htm

Ice Cream E-Cards:
http://www.benjerry.com/funstuff/ecards/

Ice Cream Scooper Challenge Game:
http://lib.benjerry.com/funstuff/online/scooperchallenge/

Ice Cream Theme:
http://www.childfun.com/themes/icecream.shtml

Ice Cream & Checkers:
http://www.benjerry.com/funstuff/online/ checkers/

Virtual Snowman:
http://www.benjerry.com/funstuff/online/ virtualsnowman/

Chocolate Chip Cookie Ice Cream Sandwich:
http://www.verybestbaking.com/
Easy Pumpkin Ice Cream:
http://www.verybestbaking.com/
Search site for these recipes:

Haagen Dazs Rewards:
http://www.haagen-dazs.com/
Haagen Dazs Serving Ideas:
http://www.haagen- dazs.com/

Ice Cream Challenge:
http://magma.nationalgeograph c.com/ngexplorer/0304/games/ game.cgi

Recipe Archive Ice Cream:
http://www.ichef.com

Virtual Ice Cream Cone:
http://www.cybercones.com/

Hershey's Ice Cream:
http://www.hersheyicecream.com/

Homemade Ice Cream:
http://pbskids.org/zoom/ activities/cafe/homemadeicecream.html

Ice Cream Cones To Go:
http://www.sesameworkshop.org/ parents/activity /article/ 0,4117,100900,
00.html

Ice Cream Shops For Kids:
http://www.kidsturncentral.com/ links/icecreamshops.htm

Ice Cream Word Search:
http://www.kidsturncentral.com/ games/flash/ flashgames1.htm

National Ice Cream Month Activities:
http://www.dltk- kids.com/ crafts/summer/ nationalicecreammonth.htm
Ice Cream Flavors:
http://www.cgl. uwaterloo. ca/~smann/ IceCream/ flavors.txt

Ice Cream Machines:
http://www.cgl. uwaterloo. ca/~smann/ IceCream/ machines. html

Ice Cream Recipes:
http://www.cgl. uwaterloo. ca/~smann/ IceCream/ CGL.html

Ice Cream Scrap Book:
http://www.cgl. uwaterloo. ca/~smann/ IceCream/ scrap.html

Ice Cream Theme Unit:
http://www.abcteach .com/Themeunits/ IceCream/ icecreamTOC. htm

Tips On Using Ice Cream Makers:
http://www.foodies.com/Tips/ tips.html# makers

This awesome article was written by Momma Jo.  Thanks so much for sharing this with us!

Here's an article I wrote for the parents of our homeschool co-op's musical theater students, a class I'm teaching next school year:

Introducing Shakespeare

(Almost) Painlessly

Just the thought of introducing Shakespeare into your homeschool can be intimidating at best, and downright frightening to some. The language is difficult, some of the themes make you blush, and all the talk of witches and fairies and death can be hard to explain to youngsters.  But there is a way to introduce the Bard to your children, and explore these plays that have had such a powerful impact on our world, our language, and our art, in a fun and easy manner.

Step 1. Pick your play

                Starting with Macbeth or Hamlet or King Lear is not a good idea.  Comedies are easier to understand for newbies, especially kids who are sensitive to scary elements in stories.  A Midsummer Night’s Dream is an excellent place to start, followed by something like The Taming of the Shrew or Twelfth Night.

Step 2. Children’s version of Shakespeare’s plays

                I recommend either Charles Lamb’s version (Tales From Shakespeare which can be found online here: http://shakespeare.palomar.edu/lambtales/LAMBTALE.HTM) or Edith Nesbit’s Beautiful Stories From Shakespeare (which can be found at the Baldwin Project online: www.mainlesson.com ).  Read the children’s version of the play out loud.  Then, if you can find it, get it on tape or CD.  Jim Weiss reads some great ones, including A Midsummer Night’s Dream.  Listen to it in the car and talk about it.  Children’s versions are generally edited for content, and kids get the plot line fixed in their heads this way.

Step 3.  Video adaptations

                My family likes to rent movies, so naturally we gravitate toward the Shakespeare movies by Kenneth Branagh or whatever we can find on Netflix or at the library in the video section.  Often these films have current TV and film actors in them.  We turn on the closed-captioning so we don’t miss anything, and follow along.  Sometimes we still miss things, but knowing what is happening from reading the children’s versions keeps the kids focused and in the loop.  Many times the kids will pause the movie to ask me about what’s going on, or I’ll pause it to discuss something, and occasionally I have to fast forward through an inappropriate romance scene or something.  I’ve found the kids will understand the meaning of unfamiliar words simply from the context, but often we’ll pause to look things up in the ever-present dictionary.

Step 4.  At last!  We’re ready for a live performance!

                Knowing what is going on is key to keeping the kids engaged in the action of a live stage performance of Shakespeare.  We can’t pause, rewind, or turn up the volume.  We can’t turn on the captions.  If someone can’t follow along with the story they will lose interest very quickly.  Don’t attempt a live show without going through the preceding steps!  Especially if the kids are young, it has great potential to end up being a disastrous waste of time.  On the other hand, if done right, this is one of the things your kids will look forward to year after year.  My kids love “Shakespeare Summers,” and we literally devote our summer months to this process of learning to appreciate the Bard.

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Thanks to Lynn at homeschooling with heart for sharing.

Thanks to Lynn at Homeschooling with Heart for these great links.

4th Of July Cards:
http://www.123greet ings.com/ events/4july/
http://rats2u. com/calendar_ ijkl/calendar_ independence_ day.htm

Countdown to July 4th:
http://active- media.com/ cgi-bin/countdow n.pl?XX,7, 4,14,11,22

Fireworks:
http://www.holidays .net/independenc e/firework. htm

Fireworks Safety:
http://www.firework safety.com/

Fourth Of July Goodies:
http://www.holidays .net/independenc e/goodies. htm

Presidents Of The United States:
http://www.holidays .net/independenc e/potus.htm

4th Of July Graphics and Clip Art Index:
http://rats2u. com/clipart/ holidays/ fourth_clipart. htm

4th Of July Theme:
http://www.childfun .com/themes/ fourth.shtml

Celebrating The 4th:
http://akidsheart. com/holidays/ july4/jmain. htm

I'm A Yankee Doodle Dandy:
http://www.niehs. nih.gov/kids/ lyrics/imayankee .htm

Surfing the Net with Kids: Fireworks:
http://www.surfnetk ids.com/firework s.htm

You're A Grand Ole Flag:
http://www.niehs. nih.gov/kids/ lyrics/grandold. htm

4th Of July E-Cards:
http://www.kidsdoma in.com/holiday/ july4/ecard. html

Billy Bear's 4th Of July:
http://www.billybea r4kids.com/ holidays/ july4/fun. htm

Flag Picture Gallery:
http://www.ushistor y.org/betsy/ flagpics. html

Flag Trivia:
http://www.ushistor y.org/betsy/ flagtriv. html

U.S.A. Mobile:
http://www.dltk- kids.com/ usa/musamobile. html

Why Do We Celebrate The 4th Of July:
http://www.kidsdoma in.com/holiday/ july4/why. html

America The Beautiful:
http://www.niehs. nih.gov/kids/ lyrics/america. htm

Fourth Of July Celebrations:
http://travelwithki ds.about. com/od/holidays/ a/Fourthofjuly. htm

Fourth Of July Recipe:
http://www.holidays .net/independenc e/mom.htm

God Bless America:
http://www.niehs. nih.gov/kids/ lyrics/america. htm

How To Celebrate Independence Day:
http://www.party411 .com/holidays- 4july.html

July 4th Activity Book
http://www.enchante dlearning. com/crafts/ books/julyfourth /

Liberty Bell:
http://www.ushistor y.org/libertybel l/index.html

Patriotic Education:
http://uen.org/ utahlink/ activities/ view_activity. cgi?activity_ id=7257

U.S.A. Flag Bag:
http://www.dltk- kids.com/ usa/musabag. html

Thanks to Valerie for hosting Weblink Wednesday.  It is a great way to find awesome new internet links for your homeschool.  The link for this week is:  http://homeschoolfreebie.wholesomechildhood.com/

The “Homeschool Freebie of the Day” site!

Here’s the deal:  Every weekday, Monday through Friday, they post a new homeschooling “freebie” to this site. What kind of “freebies”? Stuff like: Unit Studies… Ebooks… Audio Programs… Games… Samples… Lesson Plans… classic books… and other quality resources! This is the REAL THING.

Many of these will be products that you would normally pay for on their regular websites… but here on the Homeschool Freebie of the Day site, they’re 100% free… at least for that one day! Just download your copy and enjoy! It’s as simple as that!

These freebies are only available for one day each so check in often!

4th Of July Maze:
http://www.kidsdoma in.com/holiday/ july4/games/ maze1.html

4th Of July Sliding Puzzle:
http://www.kidsdoma in.com/holiday/ july4/games/ slider1.html
http://www.kidsdoma in.com/holiday/ july4/games/ slider2.html

American Flag:
http://www.homescho olzone.com/ pp/crafts/ usflag.htm

Get To The Parade:
http://www.kidsdoma in.com/holiday/ july4/games/ maze1.html

Patriotic Pot:
http://www.homescho olzone.com/ craft/patrioticp ot.htm

Picnic Maze:
http://www.kidsdoma in.com/holiday/ july4/games/ maze2.html

4th Of July Clip Art:
http://www.kidsdoma in.com/holiday/ july4/clip. html

4th Of July Coloring:
http://www.kidsdoma in.com/holiday/ july4/color. html

4th Of July Crafts:
http://www.kidsdoma in.com/craft/ _4th.html

4th Of July Differences Game:
http://www.kidsdoma in.com/holiday/ july4/games/ diff1.html

4th Of July Word Searches:
http://www.kidsdoma in.com/holiday/ july4/word. html

Betsy Ross And The American Flag:
http://www.ushistor y.org/betsy/ flagtale. html

Thanks to Lynn of homeschooling with heart for these great links.

Beach and Ocean:
http://www.preschoo leducation. com/beach. shtml

Heat Wavers:
http://www.ctw. org/parents/ activity/ article/0, 4117,7251, 00.html

Hot Camps For Cool Kids:
http://www.ctw. org/parents/ advice/article/ 0,4125,88760, 00.html

Summer Of Snuffy:
http://www.ctw. org/sesame/ stars/article/ 0,3005,94945, 00.html

Summer Shower Games:
http://www.ctw. org/parents/ activity/ article/0, 4117,7385, 00.html

Travel Boredom Busters:
http://www.ctw. org/parents/ advice/article/ 0,4125,759, 00.html

Beach In A Bag:
http://www.kinderar t.com/littles/ beach.shtml

Bed In Summer:
http://kididdles. com/mouseum/ b046.html

Camping Catching Fireflies:
http://www.kinderar t.com/across/ fireflies. shtml

Summer Poems:
http://www.canteach .ca/elementary/ songspoems6. html

Summer Things:
http://www.cstone. net/~bry- back/actpag98. html
Girls Of Summer:
http://www.explorat orium.edu/ baseball/ girlsofsummer. html

Kids Games:
http://www.gameskid splay.net/

Slushies:
http://www.kinderar t.com/kitchen/ slushies. shtml

Summer Craft Of The Day:
http://www.kidsturn central.com/ summer/sfcrafts. htm

Summer Reading Lists For Kids:
http://www.stemnet. nf.ca/CITE/ summer_reading. htm
http://www.amazon. com/exec/ obidos/tg/ browse/-/ 565572/102- 1604007-
9148104
http://summerreadin g.nypl.org/ index.cfm

Summer Fun On The Net:
http://www.lalc. k12.ca.us/ essay/7_18/ funwebsites. html

Summer Reading For Kids 2002:
http://www.vtnea. org/blist- 16.htm

Summer Reading For Kids 2003:
http://www.vtnea. org/Blist- 18.htm

Summer Reading Fun:
http://www.ed. gov/americareads /summer.html

Summer Reading Lists:
http://www.educatio n-world.com/ summer_reading/

Summer Reading Lists Suggestions:
http://www.kathimit chell.com/ summread. htm

Under The Sea And Summer Sun:
http://www.angelfir e.com/ga/ prespecial/ page78.html

Thanks to Lynn of Homeschooling with Heart for these great e-links.

Math Baseball:
http://www.funbrain .com/math/

Summer Activities:
http://www.childfun .com/themes/ summer.shtml

Summer Clip Art:
http://www.kidsdoma in.com/holiday/ summer/clip. html

Summer Fun:
http://thepreschool playground. com/summeractivi ties.htm

Summer Theme:
http://preschoolrai nbow.org/ preschool- summer.htm

Take A Summer Reading Journey:
http://www.rif. org/summer/

Beach Fun With Otty:
http://www.digitalo zone.com/ beachfun/

Family Summer Crafts:
http://www.familysh oppingbag. com/summer_ crafts.htm

Gone Fishing:
http://www.kidsdoma in.com/craft/ fishing.html

Summer Crafts:
http://www.amazingm oms.com/htm/ summerart. htm

Summer Fun for Kids:
http://www.kidsturn central.com/ summer/summer. htm

Summer Reading Plan:
http://abcteach. com/MonthtoMonth /June/SummerRead ing.htm

Summer Activities For Kids:
http://www.creative kidsathome. com/summerkidsac tivities. html

Summer Coloring Pages:
http://www.kidsdoma in.com/holiday/ summer/color. html

Summer Crafts:
http://www.kidsdoma in.com/craft/ _summer.html
http://www.dltk- kids.com/ crafts/summer/ crafts.htm

Summer E-Cards:
http://www.dltk- kids.com/ crafts/summer/ ecard.html

Summer Fun:
http://www.angelfir e.com/fl/ preschoolfunzone /summerfun. html

Summer Reading:
http://www.familyed ucation.com/ topic/front/ 0,1156,22- 6514,00.html

June Internet Activities:
http://www.activiti esforkids. com/summer/ Junenotes. htm

July Internet Activities:
http://www.activiti esforkids. com/summer/ Julynotes. htm

August Internet Activities:
http://www.activiti esforkids. com/summer/ Augnotes. htm

Summer Calendar for June:
http://www.activiti esforkids. com/summer/ June.htm

Summer Calendar for July:
http://www.activiti esforkids. com/summer/ July.htm

Summer Calendar For August:
http://www.activiti esforkids. com/summer/ August.htm

At The Beach:
http://www.kididdle s.com/mouseum/ a057.html

Combatting The Summer Times Blues:
http://www.ctw. org/parents/ advice/article/ 0,4125,964, 00.html

Proteacher Summer Links:
http://www.proteach er.com/160023. shtml

Recommended Reading List For Summer:
http://familyeducat ion.com/topic/ front/0,1156, 64-20654, 00.html

Summer Friends:
http://www.makingfr iends.com/ summer.htm# Summer

Summer Rain:
http://www.kididdle s.com/mouseum/ s123.html

Beachfront Dollhouse:
http://www.ctw. org/parents/ activity/ article/0, 4117,7580, 00.html

Ernie Goes Swimming:
http://www.ctw. org/preschool/ printme/view/ 0,1155,10395, 00.html

Footprint Alphabet:
http://www.ctw. org/parents/ activity/ article/0, 4117,7470, 00.html

I'll Be On Vacation:
http://www.songs4te achers.com/ endofyear2. pdf

Summer Activities For Kids:
http://www.creative kidsathome. com/summerkidsac tivities. html

Summer Crafts For Kids:
http://www.mainstre etmom.com/ craft/summer. htm

Surf And Sun Fun:
http://www.ctw. org/parents/ activity/ article/0, 4117,7612, 00.html

Active Vacations:
http://www.ctw. org/parents/ advice/article/ 0,4125,761, 00.html

Beachy Keen:
http://www.ctw. org/parents/ advice/article/ 0,4125,638, 00.html

Bert Sunbathes The Safe Way:
http://www.ctw. org/preschool/ printme/view/ 0,1155,59651, 00.html

End Of The Year Ideas:
http://www.fvsd. ab.ca/stm/ end_of_the_ year_and_ summer_activ. htm

Fruity Tooty Smoothie:
http://www.ctw. org/parents/ activity/ article/0, 4117,58666, 00.html

Piggyback Trips:
http://www.ctw. org/parents/ advice/article/ 0,4125,1088, 00.html

Great Vacations:
http://www.ctw. org/parents/ advice/article/ 0,4125,756, 00.html

Pick Up And Go:
http://www.ctw. org/parents/ advice/article/ 0,4125,889, 00.html

Safe Splashing:
http://www.ctw. org/parents/ advice/article/ 0,4125,1124, 00.html

Strawberry Pizza:
http://www.ctw. org/parents/ advice/article/ 0,4125,962, 00.html

Thrifty Tips For Nifty Trips:
http://www.ctw. org/parents/ advice/article/ 0,4125,803, 00.html

Water Warning:
http://www.ctw. org/parents/ advice/article/ 0,4125,886, 00.html

Thanks to Lynn at Homeschooling with Heart for sharing these great summer link!

Summer is a great time to explore nature.  Check out some of these links with your children.

Find lots of summer nature activities here:  http://www.naturepark.com/act.htm#summer

Here's a link for garden activities for kids: http://home.howstuffworks.com/garden-activities-for-kids.htm

Find some neat nature crafts here:  http://www.seedsofknowledge.com/naturecrafts.html

Here's some neat crafts with sunflowers:  http://www.seedsofknowledge.com/sunflowers3.html

This site has nature crafts for birds and butterflies, dried flowers, herbs, and wreaths, and more:
http://www.allfreecrafts.com/nature/index.shtml

Make a summer journal to record all you finds: http://crafts.kaboose.com/summertime-journals.html

 Have a great time outdoors this summer! Be sure to join Valerie at "Homeschooling With Encouragement" for other great links or to join in.

Thanks to Lynn, at Homeschooling With Heart, for sharing these.

Father's Day Theme:
http://www.childfun .com/themes/ dad.shtml

Just Me And My Dad:
http://www.first-
school.ws/activitie s/onlinestory/ books/justmeandd ad.htm

Ode To Father's Day:
http://www.ctw. org/parents/ advice/article/ 0,4125,1130, 00.html

Daddy Wears A Funny Hat:
http://www.lil- fingers.com/ daddy/

Father's Day Crafts:
http://www.alphabet -soup.net/ fath/fathercraft .html

Father's Day Graphics:
http://rats2u. com/clipart/ holidays/ father_clipart. htm

Father's Day History:
http://morning- glow.com/ holidays/ father/father. html

Father's Day Kid Sites:
http://www.rexanne. com/fday- kids.html

Father's Day Poems and Rhymes:
http://apples4thete acher.com/ holidays/ fathers-day/ poems-rhymes/

Father's Day Awards:
http://blackdog4kid s.com/holiday/ dad/award/

Father's Day Coupons:
http://blackdog4kid s.com/holiday/ dad/coupon/ index.html

Father's Day Ideas For Kids:
http://www.amazingm oms.com/htm/ fathersdayartide as.htm

Sung to the tune of the Itsy Bitsy Spider.

The itsy bitsy spider was an arthropod.
    He had jointed legs which made him look quite odd.
    Eating many insects caught in webs he spun,
    Being an arachnid sounds like lots of fun .

Sung to Row, Row, Row Your Boat

We love DNA, made of nucleotides.

Sugar, phosphate and a base bonded down one side.

Adenine and thymine make a lovely pair,

cytosine without guanaine would feel very bare.

O-O-Oh, de-oxy-ribo-nucleic acid

RNA is ribo-nucleic acid.

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by: Tom Lehrer

There's antimony, arsenic, aluminum, selenium,

And hydrogen and oxygen and nitrogen and rhenium,

And nickel, neodymium, neptunium, germanium,

And iron, americium, ruthenium, uranium,

Europium, zirconium, lutetium, vanadium,

And lanthanum and osmium and astatine and radium,

And gold and protactinium and indium and gallium,

And iodine and thorium and thulium and thallium.

There's yttrium, ytterbium, actinium, rubidium,

And boron, gadolinium, niobium, iridium,

And strontium and silicon and silver and samarium,

And bismuth, bromine, lithium, beryllium, and barium.

There's holmium and helium and hafnium and erbium,

And phosphorus and francium and fluorine and terbium,

And manganese and mercury, molybdenum, magnesium,

Dysprosium and scandium and cerium and cesium.

And lead, praseodymium, and platinum, plutonium,

Palladium, promethium, potassium, polonium,

And tantalum, technetium, titanium, tellurium,

And cadmium and calcium and chromium and curium.

There's sulfur, californium, and fermium, berkelium,

And also mendelevium, einsteinium, nobelium,

And argon, krypton, neon, radon, xenon, zinc, and rhodium,

And chlorine, carbon, cobalt, copper, tungsten, tin, and sodium.

These are the only ones of which the news has come to Ha'vard,

And there may be many others, but they haven't been discavard.