Our streets are covered with ice and there’s more snow in the forecast for tomorrow. But I’m already dreaming of spring because I received my lovely Baker Creek catalog in the mail recently.
The folks at Baker Creek are homeschoolers who want to encourage people to use heirloom seeds. Their catalog is just beautiful. Snag your free copy by going to their website but don’t wait too long; they’ve been known to run out of copies!
Hey Barb do you know if there is a site that I can download audio books? My ds likes the G.A. Henty books but on tape.
Here’s one link I found, BarbaraLee:
http://beyondbluestockings.wordpress.com/2008/12/14/free-henty-audio-book-st-bartholomews-eve/
My twin boys are loving Hubbards Cupboard its Christian and FULL of lots of hands on ideas and games that they love doing.She has lesson plans from 2 years up and she includes printables and pictures of how her child used the suggested activity. I really am enjoying this site so much.
http://www.hubbardscupboard.org
Looks wonderful, Cynthia! 🙂
While we’re discussing Barbara Frank – Heirloom Seeds from Homeschool Gardeners , You should have a definite task in mind for using online resources in order to work with them proficiently. If they are a second-rate tool, it’s a surprise to discover reading materials, personal activities, or written records which can be downloaded straight from their website.