The Man Who Can Play A Tune On His Hands – 10/11/1933
This Friday’s movie clip from the past is for all of you aspiring musicians… Could you see this making the news nowadays?
This Friday’s movie clip from the past is for all of you aspiring musicians… Could you see this making the news nowadays?
Here is a cool website, Animoto, we just discovered, which enables you to make short (30 second) slide shows for free. You can also upgrade for a $30 year subscription that allows you to make longer shows. Besides just goofing around with our own family pictures since we found it, we have also used it [...]
While I have to reject the author’s conclusion as to why this approach works, I found it helpful to know that wallets which include a picture of a baby have an 88 percent chance of being returned. This is a higher rate then when they have a picture of a puppy, family, elderly couple, charity [...]
All you long-time homeschoolers will likely recognize the name Christopher J. Klicka, Esq., but if you have just recently joined the ranks of homeschooling, you may not be familiar with Chris and his years of legal defense and support in the homeschooling community. Chris has intervened on behalf of thousands of homeschooling families since 1985 [...]
In light of the ongoing concerns generated by the Reformed Healthcare Bill, we thought that for homeschoolers this summary by HSLDA might be helpful: “Although this bill does not directly impact homeschool freedoms, it would significantly impact parental rights and early childhood education…” Full article here.
This Friday’s movie clip from the past is from Akron, Ohio the world’s largest blimp, 51 years ago today.
I know I was unaware of a National Bible Bee, until the author of Balancing The Sword, Allen Wolfe, informed us about its existence, with 17,244 already enrolled! Put together with the goal of saturating families with the most important knowledge ever – God’s Word. The goal of the Bible Bee is not to coerce [...]
If you wish to know if a movie will be appropriate for your family before you view it, then you might find one or more of these websites helpful: PluggedInOnline, Kids-In-Mind, ParentPreviews, CommonSenseMedia