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This just in.....The
Homeschoolestore.com is offer a FREE Asia lapbook this week.
Click here for the link.
This looks totally AWESOME! It includes information on People, Language, Religon, Government, Geography, Climate, Economics, Animals, History, Regions, Countries and Languages.
Here is the description:
What is the LARGEST continent in the world? Asia! There are many other LARGE facts about this diverse continent. For example, Asia has over 45 countries, is home to the world’s highest point, the world’s longest river, and the world’s highest mountains. Discover Asia in our newest unit of the Continent Series. You and your students will find a 23-page guide that covers the people, animals, regions, and much more about the continent of Asia. Also included in the guide part, are a list of all the countries, vocabulary, and a list of resources for further research. In addition, we have included 22 hands-on activities to correspond with all the topics included in the guide. Explore Asia in our newest of the Continent Series!I can't hardly wait to get my 12 year old started on this one!!
By the way, if you are wondering how I find out about these freebies here is one of my sources.....The
Homeschoolestore.com has a free weekly newsletter that includes a FREE download EVERY WEEK! What's not to LOVE???
Enjoy!
Nov. 20, 2006 - Untitled Comment
Thanks for the comment on my Monday's Memories post tonight. You know, I was thinking of deleting that entry because I thought people would think I'm totally nuts, but when I read how you could relate, I felt better!! Thanks for making me feel 'normal'. ha ha I too think that we were left alone quite a bit (too much) when we were young. It's a good thing my sister and I stayed at home when we were supposed to, we were pretty obedient, but many kids aren't. I could never leave my kids like that, especially how society is today. Pretty scarry!
I LOVE your blog, by the way. Your ideas for Thanksgiving are so cool. I'm off to check out a few now. We're taking this week off from our regular school schedule to try different things, it should be a fun week. Thanks for your ideas!!!
Have a super Thanksgiving!
~Kim~
Nov. 21, 2006 - Untitled Comment
Thanks so much for sharing the info.!! I just made your Turkey cookies today with the kids and it was so much fun. I have a 2 yr old (just turned) too and she enjoyed eating the broken cookies too, as well as trying to eat every piece of candy in sight. I will be posting pictures of them hopefully today. We'll see. We also made the Garland of Gratitude 2 years ago and we keep it and use it every year and look back on the things we have written on the leaves and then add new ones. I think it is great! Anyways, thanks for all the wonderful ideas! Have a Happy Thanksgiving!
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