Monthly Archives: September 2015

Sep 30

Happy Birthday, Hoover Dam!

Posted on September 30, 2015 by hslibrary

Hoover Dam (then called Boulder Dam), was dedicated by Franklin Roosevelt 80 years ago on September 30, 1935. It would be more than a decade before President Truman signed a congressional resolution making “Hoover Dam” the official name. A marvel … Read More →

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Sep 28

Learn JavaScript through Creative Video Projects

Posted on September 28, 2015 by hslibrary

Vidcode is a cross-disciplinary platform that teaches computer science through art. “The easiest, most fun way for teens to learn to code.” Vidcode teaches computer coding through lessons built around creative video projects. Learn the language of JavaScript and coding … Read More →

Posted in 600 Applied Science & Tech | Tagged art, code, coding, computer science, computers, creative, free, girls, JavaScript, project, teen, vidcode, video | Leave a comment

Sep 24

Johnny Appleseed

Posted on September 24, 2015 by hslibrary

Autumn is prime apple season. It seems fitting, then, that John Chapman (a.k.a. Johnny Appleseed) was born in the fall on September 26th, 1774. He was a humble Christian nurseryman from Massachusetts. As Johnny headed west across the frontier as … Read More →

Posted in 600 Applied Science & Tech | Tagged agriculture, apples, autumn, Johnny Appleseed, trees | Leave a comment

Sep 22

World Rhino Day

Posted on September 22, 2015 by hslibrary

World Rhino Day is on September 22 and celebrates all five species of rhino: Black, White, Indian (greater one-horned), Sumatran and Javan. The word “Rhino” is short for Rhinoceros. The word “rhinoceros” comes from the Greek “rhino” (nose) and “ceros” … Read More →

Posted in 500 Pure Science | Tagged #WorldRhinoDay, rhino, rhinoceros, zoology | Leave a comment

Sep 16

Outdoor Play Linked to Better Eyesight in Kids

Posted on September 16, 2015 by hslibrary

Playing outside may reduce the odds your child will need eyeglasses for seeing at a distance, as new research suggests that more time spent outdoors can help prevent nearsightedness in children. A Chinese study found that adding 40 minutes of … Read More →

Posted in 600 Applied Science & Tech | Tagged children, eyesight, health, myopia, outdoors, play | Leave a comment

Sep 15

Commit2Ten: Add Ten Minutes of Physical Activity to Your Day

Posted on September 15, 2015 by hslibrary

#Commit2Ten to prove a little physical activity can make a big difference! Only 1 in 3 children is physically active each day. To spread the word about the lack of physical activity, the Alliance for a Healthier Generation has launched … Read More →

Posted in 600 Applied Science & Tech | Tagged exercise, fitness, health, p.e., pe, physical education | Leave a comment

Sep 14

Beyond the Mask Movie on DVD & Blu-Ray

Posted on September 14, 2015 by hslibrary

“I welcome homeschoolers. I find them keen and enthusiastic, with a moral code and impressive integrity. I really liked working with them—and they made a jolly good romp of a film.” –John Rhys-Davies Beyond the Mask is the record-setting summer … Read More →

Posted in 300 Social Sciences | Tagged american history, Ben Franklin, Christian, film, historical fiction, homeschool, John Rhys-Davies, movie | Leave a comment

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