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Saturday, November 8, 2008

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Tuesday, September 2, 2008

Tuesday, August 26, 2008

Here's What's New:
Family Friendly Must-Sees in Georgia
Can Virtual Reality Help Autistic Kids?
Outdoor Games for Kindergarten Readiness
Make Math Active with a Personal Record Book
Hike This Science Hunt!

Tuesday, August 19, 2008

Wednesday, May 28, 2008

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Monday, May 26, 2008

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Music TogetherThe leading music curriculum for family and preschool classes. http://www.musictogether.com/

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Tuesday, April 8, 2008

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Free Worksheets Celebrate Planet Earth Any day is a good day for lessons about the environment. This month is especially great. Environmental Education Week is April 13-19, and Earth Day is April 22. .Remember to visit Learning Page again in May and "Spring Into Learning" with all-new, all-free Learning Page worksheets.

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Vocabulary Lessons for Every StudentLearning new words is crucial to improving reading comprehension. . For April's Earth Day and Math Awareness Month, Vocabulary A–Z has hundreds of words from which to generate lesson plans and worksheets on subjects such as conservation, habitats, plants, animals, numbers, measurements, and so much more.

Road to Graduation Begins in Kindergarten
As early as kindergarten, students are learning behaviors that will keep them in school through high school. Early steps can help assure that each child will continue through school successfully, and early intervention can alter the absentee path of potential dropouts. Intervention programs that take place in high school may be too late, according to a recent study at Arizona State University. Read more about this study, and share your comments at Bob's Blog.

Sites for Teachers: Earth on a Pedestal
Want to find hundreds of the best websites for teachers? Sites for Teachers provides a comprehensive list of Internet resources ranked by their popularity. Here are a few of our favorite websites:The Great Globe GalleryJust in time for Earth Day! Access more than 200 different images of the Earth.Earth BalloonSchool assemblies gain new life with this gargantuan, traveling, inflatable model of the Earth.Earth TutorGet answers within 24 hours to science and meteorology questions.To find thousands of teaching resources, visit Sites for Teachers. Many of the websites provide materials for free.

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Thursday, January 24, 2008

Resources: MISC HELPS

· Special Needs: Jo Ann Ray 615-746-5763
· Special Needs: Selena LaBarge: Crazyrazey75@aol.com
· Club Autism: Debi at fightingautism@yahoo.com
· Special Needs: Cheryl Gabbert, special needs homeschool consultant, http://homepage.mac.com/gabbert, (304) 228-6671, gabbi525@netscape.net
· H.E.L.P. for Kids: 883-5437, helpforkids@comcast.net. We tutor all ages (K-12, some college) and all subjects including higher level math and science, and ACT/SAT Prep. Hermitage Enrichment & Learning Program
· Eclectic: Jacki Willard 615-889-4938
· Secular: Clarksville, TnShare, Jelan Nabholz, 931-645-2055
· Green Hills: Sue Catchings 615-385-7622
· Minorities: POCH (People of Color Homeschooling), Amy Batton, Zeta_3_2000@yahoo.com
· Testing: Fayetteville, TN. Carole McGrath, M.A. (931)438-4658
· Testing: Melissa Gay, jcil2me@bellsouth.net
· Testing: Jacquelyn Patterson,by112fd.· Testing: Tammy Taylor, 220-0032, ortaylor@bellsouth.net
· Testing: Tullahoma. Contact Linda Reed at tnhomeschooler@yahoo.com
· Homeschool Advocate: Larry L. Crain, 615-376-2600, lcrain@brentwood law.com
· PSAT Testing: Jean Vogal, 758-2427, register by August 30, 2006

Wednesday, January 16, 2008

Tennessee Encyclopedia link above is an online edition of the Tennessee Encyclopedia of History and Culture, a definitive and comprehensive reference work on the Volunteer State cosponsored by the University of Tennessee Press and the Tennessee Historical Society.

SumnerMoms

Amber Salinas is a wife of 10 years and a mother of three boys living in the Gallatin area. Her children include Logan (4), Luke and Tanner (fraternal twins 16 months) expecting a baby girl, Katie, in February 2008. With children all under the age of four, she definitely has her hands full!
Contact Amber:sumnermoms@gmail.com

Gail Williams is a wife of 20 years and a mother of two lovely teens. Chelsea is a Freshman at the University of Tennessee at Knoxville and Jon Shelbi is a junior at Beech High School.
Contact Gail:sumnermoms@gmail.com