Not to be confused with the upcoming Russell Crowe movie by the same name, Noah is a new documentary film from Ray Comfort’s Living Waters ministry, producers of the award-winning 180 and Evolution vs. God. Ray Comfort wrote on his … Read More
Big Cat on the Loose by Max Elliot Anderson is an exciting, funny short story in two parts. It’s intended for middle grade readers and is the kind of exciting, heart-pounding, scary story they’ll find in Anderson’s adventure and mystery … Read More
If you love the English language or word plays, you might enjoy this e-mail that my mom sent to me… Homographs are words of like spelling but with more than one meaning. A homograph that is also pronounced differently is … Read More
Founded by a teacher in 1998, Microscope.com celebrated its 15th anniversary in 2013. The company was incorporated in 2002 and is now one of the largest internet retailers of microscopes in the world, providing microscopes to a wide range of … Read More
Look! CollegePlus has a whole page of FREE ebooks! http://www.collegeplus.org/resources/ebooks The downloadable titles include: Four Things They Won’t Teach You in College The Complete Guide to Social Media and the Online Job Search Unlock Learning Breakthroughs with the iPad Standing … Read More
Attention all rabbit lovers! I bet you would enjoy a visit to the small Japanese island of Okunoshima. This island, which is around 2.1 miles off the coast of Hiroshima Prefecture, is home to hundreds of wild rabbits that frolic … Read More
BookRags.com was founded in 1999 by James Yagmin and David Lieberman, two recent college graduates. Launched with just 40 book notes, BookRags has expanded into one of the largest student education websites, with over 4 million unique pages of content used … Read More
From the National Science Teachers Association (NSTA), Freebies for Science Teachers offers a huge variety of free resources for you and your students. Clicking on the title takes you to the resource described. It’s fun just to browse, but you can … Read More
Do you ever struggle to find just the right word? Maybe it’s on the tip of your tongue, but you can’t quite think of it. I’ve been using the same old trusty paperback thesaurus for years. It was brand new … Read More
Sometimes I need to view an OpenDocument Text (ODT) that someone e-mails me. Starting with Microsoft Word 2010, you can easily open and save files in the ODT file format even if you don’t have OpenOffice. But the ODT format is not … Read More
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