The assignment this last week was to share our internet treasures. Over a week later, I'm finally getting this done...
A website that you visit every day: I have a few... World Corssing and Womens-Place to visit my message boards. I also go to my local homeschool group's website, my yahoo groups and my library's website quite regularly.
First place you look for a book to buy: CBD
Favorite homeschool support area: the other moms on my message boards devoted to homeschooling!
Homeschool site full of information that you use regularly: I go to so many websites - it just depends what I am looking for.
Site that you buy your new curriculum from: I buy quite a bit from CBD, but have also purchased from Answers in Genesis
Site that you buy your used curriculum from: I don't usually buy used curriculum online, but rather at the local homeschool book fairs.
Site that provides good wholesome recipes: I don't know how "wholesome" they are, but I like to browse Copy Cat and Restaurant recipes for ideas occasionally. You can search the recipes by restaurant name, so if you have a favourite dish at, say, Cracker Barrel, you can look for "copycat" recipes to make your own at home. I also stop by Food Network's website occasionally, and my DH gets a couple of smoking/barbecue e-newsletters with good recipes.
Informational site that shows you "how to": Earth & Sky offers good practical advice for skywatching. Science Explorer has fun science demonstrations and experiments with easy instructions.
A homeschool family website that you purchase from to support them: TGHomesoft is the first that comes to mind. Also Knowledge Quest
Favorite graphic site to get graphics for your blog or other things: Well, as you can see, I don't do much in the way of graphics "extras" LOL
A blog to read that is always full of humor: JenIG - Because I Said So blog (the lady that sold the Pokemon cards on eBay, you probably know who I mean. Most of us probably read her blog now)
A blog to read that is always full of useful information: Sprittibee
A blog that you read because it inspires you to be a better homeschooling mom: Training Hearts CanadaGirl
List any other sites that you would like to share that have provided you with a wealth of golden information: - How Stuff Works I love this site, it is just fun! - Mr Donn's Ancient History Lots of readable info about ancient civilizations, and lots of links (couple of caveman references, but those are very easily skipped over!)
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