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1. Making a Shoebox Diorama News!

The classic shoebox diorama is a childhood rite of passage. Although it can be used for school work, your children may enjoy making them just for fun. Make a diorama alongside your child today with this step by step tutorial.
Arts & Design - Sat, 12 Nov 2011 13:39:14

2. Homemade Calzone

Calzone is a close cousin to pizza; you could even call it wrapped up pizza because the filling is encased in the delicious dough rather than sitting on top. Want to impress your family? Need a handy food, easy to eat at a picnic or party? Calzone fits the bill. Cut it into slices, and it can be...
Food & Cooking - Tue, 15 Nov 2011 22:14:42

3. Human Body Lapbook

We all have one! We use it every moment of every day-- your incredible human body! What a personal and relevant topic of study for any child! For the younger students, your study may focus primarily on anatomy, so you will explore the body's organs and body's systems. For older students you may ...
Education - Fri, 03 Feb 2012 17:25:06

4. Hands-on Fractions News!

Understanding fractions is a critical foundation of math learning. But despite their daily frequency in our lives, math with fractions can be difficult to grasp. Not surprisingly, research shows that to master fractions, students need multiple opportunities to practice with many varied representa...
Education - Wed, 23 Nov 2011 04:29:13

5. Minibook Gallery

Whether you're new to lapbooking and are trying to get an idea of what minibooks are or whether you're an old hand at lapbooking and want some fresh ideas, welcome to the minibook gallery! Browse the images for some creative inspiration. Follow the links for directions and templates. Each photo...
Education - Fri, 27 Jan 2012 02:17:32

6. Shakespeare for Children

When should students first be exposed to the world famous works of William Shakespeare? Should it be during high school or college years? Isn't it true that Shakespeare is inaccessible for most modern readers and certainly for all children? No, not at all. The nuances of language may be out of t...
Education - Sat, 14 Jan 2012 15:26:08

7. Lapbooking

Lapbooking can be done by any learner-- from preschoolers to adults. With this educational method, you make mini-books covering details that you've studied. After making a variety of mini-books about a larger topic, all the books are put together in a large folder. The finished product is called ...
Education - Thu, 05 Jan 2012 03:55:18

8. Timelines for Homeschool

Timelines are an important complement to any homeschool history curriculum no matter your spine or educational philosophy. They are especially good for visual learners because they offer a view of historical events in a pictoral way. Even very young children can use a timeline to see the span of...
Education - Thu, 05 Jan 2012 03:09:32

9. Sentence Patterns News!

Sentences are the first goal in writing, and although they may be compared to baby steps, they are not just for the young grades. Even adult authors need to know the different ways to craft sentences and to combine sentences. There are rules that govern sentence building, and amazingly there are...
Education - Fri, 28 Oct 2011 22:35:51

10. 50 States Notebook

The Fifty States of America is a popular notebooking topic. It can be the basis of a unit study, or it can be a supplement to your American history curriculum. When you're finished, you have a wonderful, homemade reference book, filled with facts and memorabilia about the states of America. Here ...
Education - Tue, 20 Dec 2011 23:42:00

11. Chinese New Year

新年快乐 Happy Chinese New Year! Take your children on a fascinating cultural experience -- celebrate Chinese New Year! Chinese New Year is the celebration of a new lunar year. It is a fifteen day holiday that starts on the evening of the second new moon after the winter ...
Education - Sat, 07 Jan 2012 01:17:13

12. Elements of Fiction

Every story has the elements of fiction whether it is a short story, a novel, a play, a movie, or even a television sit-com. The story you told your husband at dinner last night probably had these elements as well. And your child, even if he has not formally studied the elements of fiction, has ...
Education - Sun, 08 Jan 2012 20:39:21

13. Tangrams

Tangrams are geometry made into 3D, creative fun! Print off some paper tangrams or make your own from craft foam. How about tangram toast for breakfast? Then put on your visual-spatial thinking cap as you discover how to arrange the tiles to make animals, people, or objects. Put away the math wo...
Education - Wed, 23 Nov 2011 04:28:24

14. Classical Music Lapbook

Music is one of those topics that we homeschool moms know we should teach our children. But whether it's because of our own lack of knowledge, a tight homeschool budget, or just a crowded schedule, music study often gets pushed to the back burner. This lens will help you painlessly educate your ...
Education - Thu, 19 Jan 2012 23:32:30

15. Ancient China: A Homeschool Unit Study

When teaching our children ancient history, we are sure to include Ancient Mesopotamia, Ancient Egypt, Ancient Greece, and Ancient Rome. Unfortunately we sometimes omit another great ancient civilization on the other side of the globe-- Ancient China. Maybe we ourselves don't know much about Anc...
Education - Wed, 11 Jan 2012 22:49:27

16. How to Make a Shadow Puppet Theater News!

Making shadow puppets with your hands has been a pastime since the earliest of times as men sat around an open fire. Dress it up a bit by designing a small puppet theater and cardboard shadow puppets. Then dim the lights and treat your family and friends to some entertaining performances. Making...
Education - Wed, 23 Nov 2011 04:30:26

17. Space Lapbook

Take advantage of a child's natural fascination with outer space and space travel with this science unit study!� What child doesn't like to pretend he's an astronaut, flying a spaceship to a distant planet or yet to be discovered galaxy? Channel that curiosity into the creation of a space lapbook...
Education - Wed, 23 Nov 2011 04:30:42

18. Grammar for Homeschool News!

Although teaching grammar has become slightly old fashioned, most home educators still want to incorporate at least the very basics of the parts of speech into their language arts curriculum. Here is a collection of some of the best resources available to make learning English grammar interesting...
Education - Wed, 23 Nov 2011 04:29:40

19. Physics Lapbook

Think physics is only for geeks? Think again! Physics is a fascinating facet of science that is especially relevant to children -- pushing and pulling, falling and leaping are all components of this science. Even elementary students can benefit from a study of physics. Use this page to help you d...
Education - Thu, 09 Feb 2012 02:45:36

20. Math Notebooking News!

Whether you call them math notebooks or math journals, writing about math and documenting math activities are a great way to cement mathematical understanding. And along the way, you're creating a wonderful record of your math studies that can be useful for portfolios or homeschool evaluations. ...
Education - Wed, 04 Jan 2012 22:46:06

21. How to Plan a Lapbook

Once you understand the basics of lapbooking, you can easily plan your own lapbook to match whatever topic you are studying. You don't need to buy a kit, so you save money. And you can custom design the lapbook to reflect your children's interests and educational needs. So grab a pad and a pen (o...
Education - Wed, 01 Feb 2012 01:29:32

22. Picasso Artist Study News!

Study the artwork of a modern artist whose very name has come to mean a masterpiece of art-- "a Picasso." If your children have been studying more traditional artists, the works of Picasso may be a most welcome change of style. Dabble into the artistic schools of Cubism and Collage as you repro...
Education - Thu, 05 Jan 2012 03:14:09

23. Greek Classics for Children

Any study of ancient history would be incomplete without a stop in Ancient Greece. Why Study Ancient Greece? Western Civilization owes a great debt to this ancient society --the seeds of democracy, mathematics, philosophy, theater, and art. The great classics of this period, including the Greek ...
Education - Tue, 31 Jan 2012 04:34:58

24. BF History of the Horse Unit Study

Welcome to my curriculum review of The History of the Horse. Buying homeschool curriculum is a huge decision. Not only is it a large investment in money, but the responsibility of choosing the best materials for your child is ever-present. The more feedback you can get from actual users of a prod...
Education - Wed, 11 Jan 2012 21:48:36

25. Salt Dough Maps News!

How can a little flour, water, and paint become a fantastic hands-on geography project, full of educational benefits? With salt dough maps, that's how! Get messy and make a 3D relief map of a country or state with these directions and pictures.
Education - Fri, 28 Oct 2011 23:16:16

26. Ancient Egypt Lapbook

Ancient Egypt is one of the most fascinating of world cultures! What child isn't intrigued with mummies, pyramids, and the complicated religion of this ancient civilization? Create an interdisciplinary study by including subjects besides just history. For example, you can study the plethora of g...
Education - Fri, 28 Oct 2011 23:34:58

27. Mini Offices

A mini office is a particular application of lapbooks. Each child can make his own mini-office -- a lapbook filled with reference pages for his own learning. The sky is the limit on what you can include. Fill the mini office with the charts that your child needs -- maps, state abbreviations, penm...
Education - Thu, 05 Jan 2012 03:31:34

28. Teaching Writing without (BUYING) a Writing Curriculum

Finding a writing curriculum can be difficult and expensive. But it doesn't have to be. Actually, as long as you have an English usage manual or two, you don't need a writing curriculum at all. You simply need to practice writing! Repeated experience writing and editing your writing is the best ...
Education - Thu, 05 Jan 2012 03:47:02

29. Rainforest Lapbook

The tropical rainforest is a fascinating topic for a homeschool unit study! Just the botany and zoology alone could take weeks to cover. There are also the history of the rainforest, the indigenous peoples of the rainforest, and the economy of the rainforest. You can cater this topic to your you...
Education - Thu, 09 Feb 2012 03:13:32

30. Quiz: Third & Fourth Grade Prefixes and Suffixes

The ten prefixes and eleven suffixes quizzed here are the ones tested on the Kansas Reading Assessment for third and fourth grades. You can download a PDF that has all the prefixes, suffixes, and roots for grades three through high school. For third and fourth grades, there are no specific root ...
Education - Wed, 01 Feb 2012 01:28:12

31. Science Notebooking News!

If you're new to notebooking, you'll discover that science is a great topic to begin with. Because science is so broad and lends itself to a variety of methods of expression such as charts, diagrams, paragraphs, and photos, it's perfect for notebooking. Read on for more ways to jump into science ...
Education - Wed, 04 Jan 2012 22:53:26

32. Nature Study -- Charlotte Mason Style

Charlotte Mason's educational philosohpy is a great fit for homeschool families who love great books, simple methods, and academic excellence. One component of a Charlotte Mason education is the regular study of nature. Nature Study has just two parts -- the Doing and the Documenting. Doing -- th...
Education - Fri, 09 Sep 2011 17:14:53

33. Flip Books for Fun and Learning

Flip books are low-tech fun that still appeal to kids today, especially if they are creating them themselves. It's not as difficult as you might think to make a flip book. Here I'll give you several easy ways to make them with normal office supplies that you probably have sitting around. If you ...
Arts & Design - Fri, 27 Jan 2012 03:20:35

34. Celebrate the Peanut -- A Unit Study News!

The average American consumes more than six pounds of peanuts and peanut butter products each year. WOW! Americans love to snack on peanuts. In fact, four of the top 10 candy bars manufactured in the USA contain peanuts or peanut butter. Because of their popularity and versatility, peanuts contr...
Education - Tue, 31 Jan 2012 03:55:14

35. Printables for Mathematicians Are People Too

Biographies are a mainstay of a living books curriculum. Therefore biographies of mathematicians are a key part of living approach to math. In my transition to living math, I bought the book, Mathematicians Are People, Too. It is composed of 15 chapters, each recounting a specific incident from ...
Education - Fri, 27 Jan 2012 03:25:56

36. Artist Study -- Charlotte Mason Style News!

With most things Charlotte Mason (CM), once you get accustomed to her methods and they become a habit, you realize just how easy they are. Artist study is no exception. Charlotte Mason's way of studying artists is inexpensive, simple, and enjoyable.
Education - Thu, 09 Feb 2012 03:41:20

37. Opera for Children News!

Opera connotes a high brow artistic entertainment. But to put it simply, opera is a musical drama. Don't be intimidated. Plunge in and learn about an opera today! Taking children (and yourself!) to the opera is the best experience! But before you invest in expensive tickets, be sure to spend som...
Education - Wed, 23 Nov 2011 04:32:24

38. Penguin Lapbook

The penguin makes a great unit study and topic for an animal lapbook. There is the biology involved in the study of the animal itself. You can also add the earth science and geography of the penguin's habitat.� Then there are great living books about penguins as well as crafts to make. Explore th...
Education - Wed, 23 Nov 2011 04:36:00

39. Quiz: Fifth & Sixth Grade Prefixes and Suffixes

Let's quiz our vocabulary knowledge! The eleven prefixes and nine suffixes tested here are the ones tested on the Kansas Reading Assessment for fifth and sixth grades. You can download a PDF that has the tested prefixes, suffixes, and roots for all grades three through high school. For fifth an...
Education - Wed, 01 Feb 2012 01:27:49

40. How to Create an Animal Lapbook

Planning your own lapbook is quite do-able because of the wealth of free and instant resources available on the Internet. This lens will point you in the right directions for a free DIY animal lapbook. Once you understand the process, you can use these steps over and over for your own planning. (...
Education - Tue, 31 Jan 2012 04:19:31

41. Playdough

Besides a freshly baked loaf of bread, I can't think of a better use of a few cups of flour besides a batch of velvety soft playdough! The simple toys are the best, and playdough has to rank up at the top of simple toys. A handful of playdough, a plastic knife, and a rolling pin can be the inspir...
Arts & Design - Wed, 23 Nov 2011 04:31:08

42. Reading Journals

Keeping a reading journal is a fantastic way to encourage a child to think deeply about whatever he his reading. It works especially well with fiction novels, but can be used with non-fiction as well. There is no right or wrong with a reader's response journal because it is a collection of the r...
Education - Fri, 28 Oct 2011 23:44:03

43. Hands-on Shakespeare News!

We know that Shakespeare wrote drama to be performed in a theater not "literature" to be analyzed during language arts lessons. So reading his plays doesn't achieve the same effect as watching a performance. But you can actually bring the theater home by acting out Shakespearean plays in your li...
Education - Wed, 23 Nov 2011 04:31:24

44. Chemistry Lapbook News!

Finally we are studying chemistry for homeschool science! This year is going to be really fun! We will study the elements, learn about subatomic particles, read biographies of famous chemists, and the best part -- make lots of messy experiments! Besides all that, we'll record our learning in a la...
Education - Thu, 09 Feb 2012 02:35:21

45. Best Homeschooling Blogs News!

Here are the best homeschooling blogs! These favorites are the ones that I seem to click on first in my feed reader because they have consistently good articles. I've chosen blogs that are authored by a group of writers rather than an individual because these collective blogs give a broad view o...
Education - Mon, 09 Jan 2012 00:21:15

46. Mother Goose Rhymes

Not only are Mother Goose rhymes a part of our western cultural heritage, but Mother Goose has her own special holiday. May 1 is Mother Goose Day! Of course, these classic rhymes can be celebrated� any day of the year! How well do you know your nursery rhymes? Can you distinguish Old King Cole fr...
Books, Poetry & Writing - Wed, 01 Feb 2012 01:39:08

47. Monet Artist Study News!

Claude Monet is sure to be at the top of your homeschool artist study list! His paintings are everywhere and his contribution to art history is unparalleled. It is his own painting Impression-- Sunrise that gave Impressionism its name! Monet's subject matter is especially family friendly and ...
Education - Thu, 05 Jan 2012 03:42:23

48. A Super Easy Way To Begin Lapbooking : The Simplest Lapbook Ever

So you've heard about lapbooking and seen pictures or videos of other people's finished lapbooks all over homeschooling blogs. You're intrigued and want to make a lapbook with your own children. But where to start? How can you transform that plain, boring manilla file folder into a beautiful reco...
Education - Wed, 01 Feb 2012 01:35:46

49. Homemade Chicken Croquettes

Croquettes are small, rounded foods usually made of minced meat, fish, or vegetable coated with egg and bread crumbs and deep-fried. They are commonly served with a cream or tomato sauce, but they are equally good plain. Do you know how to say "croquette?" Click here for the pronunciation. My m...
Food & Cooking - Fri, 06 Jan 2012 01:29:54

50. The Best Lapbooking Blogs

Want a regular supply of lapbooking inspriation? Subscribe to the feeds of the best lapbooking blogs. Each day you'll see some brilliant ideas and lots of links to explore. On this page, you can see the three latests post from some of the greatest lapbooking blogs. To read more, simply click over...
Education - Thu, 09 Feb 2012 03:29:07

51. Shakespeare Animated Tales Video Showcase News!

Shakespeare: The Animated Tales is a BBC television program of 12 episodes, each episode showing an animated half-hour adaptation of one of Shakespeare's plays. These shows are a great way for children to experience Shakespeare's stories and become familiar with the classic plot lines. Then when...
Education - Sat, 28 Jan 2012 00:16:33

52. Quiz: Seventh Grade Prefixes, Suffixes, and Roots

The prefixes, suffixes, and roots tested here are the ones tested on the Kansas Reading Assessment for seventh grade. You can download this PDF that has the prefixes, suffixes, and roots tested for all grades three through high school. The knowledge of prefixes, suffixes, and roots is cumulative...
Education - Mon, 09 Jan 2012 00:37:48

53. Anatomy and History of Medicine Curriculum

Charlotte Mason homeschoolers discover that there is a real lack of literature based science curriculum at the middle and high school levels. We had used and loved Noeo Science for several years, but we outgrew it as my daughter entered middle school. In desperation for a living books approach, I...
Education - Wed, 01 Feb 2012 01:38:17

54. Charts and Graphs for Learning
$Charts and Graphs for Learning$

We were studying the instruments of the orchestra, and my daughter had an idea to make a poll of people's favorite composers to add to her lapbook. I asked her a few questions, and she said, "Wait a minute. I know just what I want. Let me go get the book." She came back with Bart's Amazing Charts...
Education - Wed, 01 Feb 2012 02:05:14

55. Hink Pinks News!

You can create hink pinks as part of your language arts lesson or just for the sheer fun of playing with words. What is a hink pink? And what about a hinky pinky or a hinkety pinkety? Try these as examples: Hink Pink What is a sham cobra? A fake snake! Hinky Pinky What is a fantastic detective? ...
Education - Wed, 23 Nov 2011 04:33:11

56. Bible Notebooking

Notebooking can be applied to any subject of study, including the Bible! Enrich your Bible study times by recording what you learn and documenting it in notebooks. The notebook is not the same as a personal prayer or devotional journal although a Bible notebook certainly could include personal r...
Education - Thu, 05 Jan 2012 03:58:48

57. How to Make a Flag Book

A flag book looks tricky, but it's not really hard. These step by step photo instructions will teach you how to make a flag book that you can fill with whatever you want. It's sure to impress! Use it as a minibook for lapbooking something you learned in homeschool, or use it purely for fun! Nee...
Education - Wed, 11 Jan 2012 23:08:27

58. Celebrate National Dictionary Day! News!

October 16, the birthday of Noah Webster, is Dictionary Day in America. Show your appreciation for this most useful of reference books by celebrating Dictionary Day with your children --learn some new words, learn how dictionaries came to be, spruce up your dictionary skills, or even create your ...
Education - Wed, 01 Feb 2012 02:20:30

59. Quiz: High School Prefixes, Suffixes, and Roots

Get a leg up on SAT and ACT test preparation by beginning vocabulary studies early. See where you stand right now with these quizzes. The prefixes, suffixes, and roots quizzed here are found on the Kansas Reading Assessment for high school grades. You can download this PDF with an entire list of...
Education - Wed, 01 Feb 2012 01:23:59

60. Hymn Study for Homeschool News!

Aren't hymns old fashioned and out of style? Why study them? Even if you prefer to sing modern praise choruses, your faith will be strengthened by studying the words of the hymns. Many of them are rich in theology and Biblical truth. And they remain a part of our Christian heritage. What a shame ...
Education - Sun, 08 Jan 2012 20:40:57

61. Notebooking Exhibit

You've heard about notebooking. You know it's a flexible tool that can be used with most any curriculum or homeschooling style. You've read a bit about it, but you're still not quite sure. What is notebooking? What does it actually look like, and how does it work? What can you put inside a note...
Education - Wed, 04 Jan 2012 22:34:57

62. Charlotte Mason Basics

The homeschool movement is gaining momentum all over the world, and many home educators are looking back to the ideas of Charlotte Mason as a compass for teaching their own children. Charlotte Mason was an educator who lived in England from 1841-1923. She established schools to train governesses...
Education - Thu, 05 Jan 2012 03:53:19

63. Dragon Boat Festival News!

Dragon Boat Festival is celebrated on the 5th day of the 5th month. But that's not May 5th. This holiday is calculated according to the lunar calendar. The next Dragon Boat Festival is Saturday, June 23, 2012. You still have time to plan some fun activities for your children! Along with the Chi...
Education - Sat, 28 Jan 2012 00:33:49

64. Pilgrim's Progress Homeschool Unit Study

An uneducated working-class man armed only with his imagination and knowledge of the Bible composed a classic that is still cherished over 300 years later. John Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress is undoubtedly one of the most influential books of Western civilization not to mention Christianity. The a...
Education - Sun, 08 Jan 2012 20:42:20

65. Poetry in Homeschool News!

April is National Poetry Month. Does your homeschool language arts curriculum include the study of poetry? Whether you're striving to incorporate more poetry into your curriculum or whether you are looking for a poetry unit study, this web page should offer some resources. Charlotte Mason suggest...
Education - Tue, 31 Jan 2012 03:38:59

66. Spelling

Spelling -- didn't you dread it in school: the pages and pages full of your words written "ten times each," cramming for a test each Thursday night, and the deadly dull Spelling Bee each year? It doesn't have to be boring! Make spelling fun with games and hands-on activities. There are a multitud...
Education - Wed, 01 Feb 2012 20:12:52

67. Math Poetry Lessons for Homeschool News!

When you think of poetry, math may be the last association you make. But mathematics can be enjoyed in the form of rhymes, riddles, and poems. Mixing mathematics and language arts in this way can be a secret weapon against reluctant learners. Imagine you have a child who doesn't like math. She p...
Education - Mon, 09 Jan 2012 00:26:35

68. Vermeer Artist Study

Vermeer is a rather mysterious artist. We have no portraits to tell us what he looked like. Even the facts of his life are few. We do know that he left only thirty-five paintings, and his creation of a few of them is still disputed. With little background information on his life and just a few d...
Education - Thu, 05 Jan 2012 02:58:29

69. Lapbooking and Unit Study Themes

This page is guide to all my other pages of lapbooking, notebooking, or unit study themes. Browse around and find some ideas for topics of study. Each lens is full of links to freebies and photographs to inspire. An entire list of all my pages here at Squidoo can be found on my profile page.
Education - Wed, 01 Feb 2012 01:36:44

70. President Barack Obama Lapbook

Celebrate President's Day or Black History Month (or both!) with a study of our current president -- Barack Obama! Read about our 44th president and make a lapbook to record what you learn. All you need for your Obama study is linked here. There are online biographies, suggested books, as well a...
Education - Wed, 04 Jan 2012 14:48:16

71. How to Make a Three Square Unfolding Book

This is a tiny book that opens up BIG. In fact, it's so big that some people call it an explosion book or a squash book! Okay, I'm not going to lie. This minibook is a bit difficult to make because it involves some origami folds. BUT it's really cool! You take three squares of the same size, any...
Education - Sat, 28 Jan 2012 00:47:15

72. Using Drawing with Children by Mona Brookes News!

Here is the record of our homeschool journey into drawing, using Mona Brookes' Drawing with Children as our main resource. My daughter Sprite was nine years old when we began these studies. She is a motivated artist who wants to hone her skills. I usually do the activities right alongside her.
Education - Wed, 23 Nov 2011 04:32:47

73. Vocabulary Building with Analogies

Analogies are a great way to sharpen the mind because they require logical thinking to solve. Besides knowing the meanings of the words, you must also understand the relationship expressed in the analogy. For this reason, analogies are perfect for vocabulary development. Analogies can encompass s...
Education - Tue, 20 Dec 2011 23:15:03

74. Tchaikovsky Composer Study

Remember the Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairies? Even if you think you don't, I'm positive that you do! Listen to this midi file and you'll instantly recognize the tune. That famous piece was written by Tchaikovsky as part of The Nutcracker ballet. Peter Tchaikovsky lived from 1840 - 189...
Education - Fri, 06 Jan 2012 01:23:33

75. Catalogs for Homeschoolers

Looking for free homeschool catalogs? Real catalogs printed on paper that you can hold in your hands and not just a website? Catalogs are great for planning next year's homeschool curriculum, finding great new living books to read, and for "window shopping." Scan this page for all the best cata...
Education - Tue, 20 Sep 2011 23:09:11

76. Gauguin Artist Study

Consistent artist study is a part of a Charlotte Mason homeschool. The principle is that a little bit, done often adds up to large amounts of knowledge over time. I can vouch for the effectiveness of this approach. Picture study is simple and quick. But when done repeatedly will result in a stron...
Education - Wed, 04 Jan 2012 23:37:05

77. Living Math

In a child's early years, math is actually play. Counting, stacking, sorting, and balancing are all fun activities that develop mathematical reasoning. Don't separate math from fun. Don't kill a child's natural love of mathematical play by insisting all mathematical concepts be relegated to a te...
Education - Wed, 23 Nov 2011 04:33:43

78. Mozart Composer Study

Mozart is often one of the first composers chosen for a Charlotte Mason styled composer study. He is considered one of the best known and best loved composers of all time. And the fact that he began performing and writing music at such a young age is sure to be an inspiration to your children. Le...
Education - Sun, 08 Jan 2012 20:37:47

79. Make Your Own Notebooking Pages

So, you've done a bit of notebooking using the freebies online. Maybe you've even bought a kit or two. But now your creativity is kicking in and you want to do it yourself! Yes, you can make your own notebooking pages, even if you're not terribly computer savvy. Just a little knowledge combined ...
Education - Wed, 04 Jan 2012 22:38:38

80. Cassatt Artist Study News!

Mary Cassatt is an excellent choice for your homeschool artist study. She is one of the few women Impressionists, and commonly portrays domestic scenes of women and children. She was American by birth, but lived for much of her life in France, surrounded by the other great Impressionists of her ...
Education - Sun, 08 Jan 2012 20:31:28

81. John James Audubon Artist Study News!

Was John James Audubon a sketching naturalist or a nature loving artist? Actually, his bird drawings were intended to be scientific sketches instead of art. But most people would agree that his careful observation of birds brought a realism and detail to his sketches that elevated them to the le...
Education - Thu, 05 Jan 2012 03:00:45

82. Composer Study -- Charlotte Mason Style

A rich and full homeschool education is sure to include some study of classical music and the famous composers who write its music. The Charlotte Mason style of studying composers is an easy and inexpensive way to expose your children to the masters of music so that they grow up both appreciating...
Education - Thu, 05 Jan 2012 03:22:07

83. Bach Composer Study

Anyone using Charlotte Mason styled composer study is sure to encounter Johann Sebastian Bach at some point. Although more famous in his lifetime as an organist than as a composer, Bach is considered today to be one of the primary Baroque composers of Western music. Let the music of Bach fill you...
Education - Fri, 06 Jan 2012 01:22:40

84. Transitioning to Living Math News!

Yes, it's hard. Very, very hard to set aside the workbook and orderly math progression through an outlined curriculum and shift to what seems to be a messy, random bunch of games and hands-on activities. You love the concept of living math. You know that it's fun. You even know that your childre...
Education - Sat, 28 Jan 2012 00:15:25

85. Winter Promise Versus Sonlight

If you want a literature rich homeschool approach, you will want to evaluate these two excellent options -- Sonlight and Winter Promise. Both of these companies offer complete homeschool curriculum packages with daily assignment schedules. Although these packages cost several hundred dollars, th...
Education - Wed, 23 Nov 2011 04:24:30

86. How to Make a Matchbook

Called a matchbook because it's folded like a book of matches, this minibook is just a few folds away. Generally a small book, it is perfect for vocabulary words or other snippets of information. Make several and arrange them in a group inside your lapbook.
Education - Sun, 29 Jan 2012 19:57:43

87. What Do I Need to Get Started With Lapbooking?

If you're ready to take the plunge to use lapbooks in your curriculum, you should evaluate your resources: Do you have what you need to do it well? Where do you store your craft and art supplies? Do you have the essentials for lapbooking? Do you know about some extras that can make your lapbooki...
Education - Fri, 27 Jan 2012 22:26:56

88. Backyard Bird Identification Quiz News!

How well do you know the birds that live in the wooded areas in your neighborhood? This quiz features 18 common American birds. Test your knowledge and see if you know a chickadee from a finch and a catbird from a bluebird. After the quiz questions, you can find links to printables for learning ...
Pets & Animals - Thu, 09 Feb 2012 02:27:14

89. Preparing for a Trip to an Art Museum

No amount of studying art from books or computer screens can substitute for seeing actual pieces in a museum. So visiting an art museum is a wonderful complement to a Charlotte Mason styled artist study regardless of which artist you are currently studying and the ages of your children. Preschool...
Education - Thu, 09 Feb 2012 03:58:43

90. Flat Travelers

Trading flat travelers through the mail is an engaging way learn about geography and even other cultures! Simply create a flat traveler -- a paper or cardstock character that can fit into an envelope. Arrange a host family, and mail your flat to them. You host their flat at the same time. When th...
Education - Thu, 03 Nov 2011 19:35:13

91. Narration Helps

Narration is a cornerstone of a Charlotte Mason homeschool. Forget workbooks, expensive craft kits, and complicated busy work. Narration is a learning method that can be used for any age and for any subject. One of the greatest things about this method is that it requires no purchases or special...
Education - Fri, 28 Oct 2011 23:39:31

92. Lapbooking Versus Notebooking

Lapbooking and notebooking are both popular among homeschoolers now. I will take you through some basic characteristics of each and hopefully answer these questions: What are these learning methods? How are they similar? How are they different? Which one is best for my child? Can I mix them up i...
Education - Wed, 04 Jan 2012 22:52:27

93. How to Keep a Poetry Notebook News!

Notebooking is a simple learning technique by which students narrate what they've learned and form an organized portfolio of work. Any subject can be "notebooked," including poetry. Even though poetry may not be a daily topic of study in your homeschool, keeping a poetry notebook fosters an appre...
Education - Thu, 05 Jan 2012 04:08:05

94. Quiz: Eighth Grade Prefixes, Suffixes, and Roots

Would you like to quiz your vocabulary knowledge? The prefixes, suffixes, and root words at this online quiz are taken from the Kansas Reading Assessment for eighth grade. If you would like an list of all the prefixes, suffixes, and roots for grades three through high school, download this PDF. ...
Education - Thu, 05 Jan 2012 04:13:07

95. How to Make a Wheel Book News!

Grab some cardstock and a paper fastener! We're going to make a wheel book today! This minibook is especially popular with the little ones because of the motion of the book. The wheel book is especially good for steps in a process or listing several parts of a whole. This book can stand alone o...
Education - Fri, 27 Jan 2012 03:51:54

96. Building Vocabulary in Your Homeschool News!

Vocabulary is a collection of words. Some words we can only guess approximate meanings in context. Other words have roots or prefixes that give us clues which we can use to make guesses. The words we have truly mastered are those that we can not only read and understand but also use correctly in ...
Education - Wed, 23 Nov 2011 04:38:17

97. The Best Charlotte Mason Homeschooling Blogs

I enjoy reading blogs. That peek into another mom's daily life offers inspiration and focus. Yes, in fact, I am doing enough in our homeschool. Or perhaps, no, I'm not doing enough in this area, but this blog gives me some great ideas for how to get on track! Here are my favorite Charlotte Mason...
Education - Wed, 01 Feb 2012 01:28:57

98. Panda Fascination

The Panda Bear is most certainly one of the most famous and beloved of the world's endangered animals. Personally, I never was a huge fan of the panda until I saw them in person at a research center in China. They are amazingly beautiful animals -- gentle, slow, and BIG eaters! The two pictures b...
Pets & Animals - Fri, 27 Jan 2012 03:25:10

99. Nature Tales

Of course, the best way to learn about nature is through first hand experiences. Nothing can substitute for a nature walk. But a living book with nature themes makes for a great read when you're not out exploring the woods or the beach. Fortunately for us, many of the books Charlotte Mason recomm...
Education - Sun, 08 Jan 2012 20:28:32

100. How to Add a Printable Recipe Card to Your Lens or Blog Post News!

This scenario happens to me often: I am reading a favorite blog or I've come across a great food lens and there's an incredible recipe that I really want to try. I know I will never remember the ingredients, so I reach for a pen and pad to jot it down. Or if the recipe is a bit more complicated, ...
Squidoo Community - Mon, 09 Jan 2012 00:29:32

101. Nature Study at the Beach News!

Charlotte Mason considered it ridiculous that a child would study about the rainforest but not recognize the plants and animals in his own back yard. But she certainly didn't limit nature study only to a family's immediate surroundings. Nature study can extend to whatever place you visit whether ...
Education - Mon, 09 Jan 2012 00:31:58

102. The Squatty Potty

When traveling internationally, there are two main areas of dread for many people -- food and toilets! You're on your own with the food, but I'm here to help you with how to use the "squatty potty" found all over Asia. This is a delicate topic, and not without some inherent humor. But this is mea...
Travel & Places - Sun, 15 Jan 2012 19:53:59

103. Junie B. Jones

The first Junie B. Jones book was published in July 1992. Since that time, Barbara Park has written a total of twenty-seven Junie B. books and sold more than 43 million copies! Ms. Park is considered one of todays funniest children's authors. Her Junie B. Jones early chapter books are consistent...
Books, Poetry & Writing - Fri, 27 Jan 2012 21:27:45

104. Lapbooking -- Frequently Asked Questions

Most any topic comes with its own set of FAQ --frequently asked questions. Lapbooking is no exception. These questions seem to be asked by most new lapbookers. The fortunate thing is that there are lots of other lapbookers who have answers to these questions. Here you can find a compilation of th...
Education - Fri, 27 Jan 2012 03:44:27

105. Using the Kindle for Homeschool

After much deliberation, I finally did it! I bought a Kindle. Actually, I bought two Kindles -- one for me and one for my daughter. I at first wanted one for myself for reading books and for reading PDFs. But the more I read about Kindle, the more I realized that it would be great for homeschool...
Education - Wed, 11 Jan 2012 21:37:37

106. Winter Promise American Story 1 Extras

Winter Promise's first year American history curriculum is fabulous! It is very thorough on its own, especially with the added Native American focus resources. BUT who can't resist adding a few extras here and there? We are finished with our WP journey with AS1. I have documented here the extra ...
Education - Sun, 08 Jan 2012 20:36:45

107. Dragon in the Sky Shadow Puppet Theater in Beijing News!

In 2009, we took a family vacation to Beijing. Our ten year old daughter "Sprite" is old enough to enjoy the architecture and to appreciate the history of the typical Beijing sites, but we also wanted some kid-friendly activities especially for her. Going to the Dragon in the Sky Shadow Puppet T...
Travel & Places - Fri, 27 Jan 2012 03:51:00

108. How to Make a Trifold Minibook

A trifold is one of the simplest and most versatile minibook out there. It's called a trifold because it's folded in thirds just like you fold a letter to put into an envelope. This lapbook option can be large or small. With lots of empty space inside, trifolds are a good option for most any to...
Education - Fri, 27 Jan 2012 03:19:45

109. Guiseppe Verdi Composer Study

Choosing Giuseppe Verdi for your homeschool composer study will add the variety of opera to your music curriculum. In his lifetime (1813 1901), Verdi composed 28 operas! And those operas have continued to be loved right through modern days. In fact, on the list of top 20 operas performed in Ameri...
Education - Mon, 09 Jan 2012 00:33:57

110. How to Make a Four Corner Minibook

Have a square of paper? Then you can easily make this minibook. Because of how it's folded, the four corner minibook is also often called an envelope book. Make it large or make it small depending on how much content you want to include in the book. Attach the back of the four corner minibook to...
Education - Fri, 27 Jan 2012 03:03:09

111. Scott O'Dell Award for Historical Fiction News!

When you hear the name Scott O'Dell, you probably think of one of his two Newbery Award winning books -- The Island of the Blue Dolphins and The Black Pearl. And rightfully so. Of his 26 books for young adults, these are the most famous. But Scott O'Dell gave juvenile literature something very s...
Books, Poetry & Writing - Fri, 06 Jan 2012 01:59:33

112. Thanksgiving Lapbook News!

Take a break from your regular homeschool curriculum and have a Thanksgiving unit study! History, culture, and food all come together in this topic! Create a lapbook to record what you learn. This page will direct you to great books to read and free resources for making a Thanksgiving lapbook or ...
Education - Thu, 05 Jan 2012 03:24:59

113. Last Child In The Woods

People need nature - really need nature, not merely enjoy nature or benefit from nature. Children need experiences with nature just as they need sleep or healthy food. Why? Richard Louv spends much of his book Last Child in the Woods explaining exactly what nature offers children: emotional wel...
Books, Poetry & Writing - Fri, 27 Jan 2012 03:41:09

114. How to Make a Tabbed Book

Making a tabbed book is quite easy! So you don't really need a template. You simply need instructions. Do you have scissors (or a paper cutter), a ruler, a stapler, and some paper? Okay. Follow these step by step directions and you can make this minibook right now. This book can stand alone or ...
Education - Fri, 27 Jan 2012 03:42:14

115. Mid-Autumn Festival

Most cultures have a harvest festival. China is no exception. The Mid-Autumn Festival 中秋节 (Zhong Qiu Jie) is one of the three most important, traditional Chinese holidays. (The other two are Chinese New Year and Dragon Boat Festival.) It takes place on the fifteenth day of t...
Education - Fri, 27 Jan 2012 02:44:15

116. A Trip to a Chinese Wet Market

Although there are modern supermarkets in China, the absolutely freshest meat and vegetables are to be found at the open air wet markets. I'm going to take you on a virtual field trip to some wet markets in ordinary Chinese towns. Put on some sturdy shoes to keep your feet out of the slop, grab ...
Travel & Places - Sat, 28 Jan 2012 00:42:38

117. Chacos are the Best Sport Sandals News!

I love sandals. When the weather gets warm, all other shoes are neglected for my Chaco sandals. I want my feet to stay cool and free. And I love to show off painted toe nails! But I'm also on my feet a lot, walking on uneven ground and hiking outdoors. So "pretty" but flimsy and strappy sandals ...
Fashion & Beauty - Fri, 27 Jan 2012 04:21:29

118. Lapbook Video Showcase

Wouldn't it be great if another homeschooling mom could come over with a lapbook in hand and simply show you what lapbooking is all about? If she could let you see an actual lapbook and explain how it works, how it's made, and what her children learned, then you feel sure you could really unders...
Education - Thu, 09 Feb 2012 03:18:39

119. Nature Study at the River

Rivers are a freshwater biome full of life and motion. And they make fantastic places for nature walks. Grab a bucket and a net, and let's go to the river to explore. After a few visits to your local river, lake, or stream, you may want to learn more about what you're seeing.Use any questions yo...
Education - Fri, 09 Sep 2011 17:18:59

120. Top 6 Reasons to Use Hands-on Projects

Board games, dice, dominoes, cards, arts and crafts, science experiments, nature walks and nature journaling, lapbooking, making models and dioramas, making costumes and acting -- these are all hands-on activities that can be used in education. Hands-on learning is advocated by homeschoolers of ...
Education - Fri, 27 Jan 2012 04:07:07

121. Curriculum I've Used

Here's an overview of what we've done for homeschool from kindergarten until now (currently in seventh grade). I've made changes over the years, but there has been one constant -- a literature rich environment filled with living books and hands-on activities. I gravitate towards a Charlotte Mason...
Education - Fri, 27 Jan 2012 02:46:52

122. Chopin Composer Study

If you are implementing Charlotte Mason styled composer study into your homeschool, Chopin is one of the great masters you will eventually include. Everything you need to plan a Chopin unit study or composer study is right here -- books, audio, printables, and ideas. The main thin you need is mu...
Education - Wed, 04 Jan 2012 23:42:04

123. A Homeschool Gallery

From our homeschool philosophy to our table and chairs, our homeschool is unique. Those unique elements give each homeschool its flavor. Some are relaxed and move at a slow pace. Others are wacky, messy, and loud. Still other homeschools are serious and driven. I'm not sure exactly how to classi...
Education - Sat, 07 Jan 2012 01:13:38

124. Audio Homeschool

We all have our own preferred learning style whether it be visual, auditory, or kinesthetic. But did you know that learning is always enhanced when more than one learning style is used?Adding audio books and stories to your home offers many learning advantages. Don't listen when people say that ...
Education - Wed, 23 Nov 2011 04:20:38

125. How to Make a Three Fourths Book

A three fourths minibook is a simple fold for your lapbook that offers plenty of space inside for writing text or drawing pictures. Three fourths minibooks aren't just for lapbooking. Use one for a writing assignment or book report instead of boring lined paper. Or your children can use them for...
Education - Sat, 07 Jan 2012 01:07:51

126. I've Been Blessed by a Squid Angel! (or hoping to be) News!

Have you been blessed by a Squid Angel? Or are you wishing for an angel blessing? Are you wondering what the Squidoo blessing actually DOES? This is the right place to be! I'll try to unveil the mystery of the Squidoo Angels program. I am currently serving another term as a Squid Angel, this t...
Squidoo Community - Wed, 01 Feb 2012 01:05:43

127. Winter Promise American Story 2 Links

These are the weekly links suggested in the Winter Promise American Story 2 teacher's manual. Along with those suggested links, I've added a few more here and there. My daughter used this curriculum during her fifth grade year and generally enjoyed her online assignments each week. Sometimes we ...
Education - Sun, 08 Jan 2012 20:35:38

128. Bruegel Artist Study

In selecting artists for your Charlotte Mason styled artist study, it's nice to have some of the leg work already done for you. This page is that kind of help. I've chosen a prominent artist -- Bruegel-- and assembled representative pieces of his art to give you one term's worth of picture study....
Education - Thu, 09 Feb 2012 04:00:26

129. Language Arts Lessons with Acrostics

Every teacher knows that adding a game or puzzle to a lesson makes it more fun. When children are having fun, they are more motivated to learn. Acrostics are word games that can be used with almost any homeschool lesson to add some variety and encourage critical thinking. Create an acrostic today...
Education - Wed, 23 Nov 2011 04:38:24

130. Crazy English News!

I call it Crazy English. Others call it Chinglish or Engrish. Whatever you call it, it's hilarious! When people in China try to use English, disastrous errors often result. Enjoy a chuckle at my collection of crazy English, most of which was captured in China. All of these photos are uploaded to...
Travel & Places - Fri, 27 Jan 2012 03:41:38

131. Flickr for Homeschool

Flickr is a photo hosting site with a lot of fun extras that are quite useful for homeschoolers! Let me show you all Flickr can do for you in your homeschool -- blogging, sharing images with others, recording homeschool projects, and showing off. Flickr is a great place -- and free-- to store th...
Education - Wed, 04 Jan 2012 23:48:39

132. Chan Chu the Wealth Toad News!

The chan chu has many names -- three-legged toad, wealth toad, or prosperity toad. In Asia, the chan chu is a good luck symbol, especially in the area of prosperity. Just one look at its figure will demonstrate that. Look at all the gold coins! According to the belief of feng shui, the mythologi...
Travel & Places - Thu, 09 Feb 2012 03:26:59

133. Charlotte Mason Quotes News!

Charlotte Mason was an educator in England who lived from 1842 to 1923. Her educational philosophy, called the Charlotte Mason method, is used by many modern homeschoolers. This lens is a collection of quotes by Miss Mason on these topics: How Children Learn Teaching Children Books and Reading ...
Education - Thu, 15 Sep 2011 18:47:58

134. Charlotte Mason on Math

Although modern CM practitioners use the term "living math," you will see that it is not in her original writings.She did talk repeatedly about "living books," and obviously the term living has been carried over to the learning of math. Charlotte Mason did refer to the "living teaching" of math ...
Education - Mon, 09 Jan 2012 00:39:48

135. Delight Directed Homeschooling

After you decide to homeschool your child, your next big decision is the style of education that you want your homeschool to take. Delight directed is a gentle style of home education that allows the child's natural interests to guide the learning rather than a purchased or prescribed curriculum ...
Education - Sat, 28 Jan 2012 00:27:11

136. How to Make a Christingle

Christingles are a traditional Christmas craft that are both simple and frugal. The materials are not expensive and most of them can be eaten or otherwise used. Best of all, the Christingle is a distinctly Christian craft, displaying the truth of the holiday season -- Jesus Christ, the Savior of...
Holidays & Celebrations - Mon, 09 Jan 2012 00:32:35

137. 100 Strangers: a Photography Project

Photography is an art. However, there are skill sets that can be learned and honed as you strive to improve your photography. And of course, like any skill or talent, practice is crucial. The 100 Strangers Project offers a great way to motivate yourself to work on street photography skills as wel...
Arts & Design - Fri, 26 Aug 2011 23:26:59

138. Charlotte Mason Quotes About Nature News!

Charlotte Mason loved nature and felt that children should be outdoors among nature as much as possible each day, directly observing plants, animals, weather, and seasons. Many homeschoolers follow a Charlotte Mason style of education and incorporate nature study into their learning. Taking regul...
Education - Mon, 09 Jan 2012 00:22:34

139. Learn About China Headquarters News!

China is a huge country; its geographic size is comparable to the continental United States. And there is no need to mention that its population is the largest in the world with 1.2 BILLION. History? Four thousand years of recorded history make for endless stories of inspiring and tragic events ...
Travel & Places - Fri, 06 Jan 2012 01:35:35

140. Charlotte Mason Homeschooling Headquarters

Welcome to Charlotte Mason Homeschooling! This group features lenses that help homeschoolers implement Charlotte Mason's philosophy in all areas including narration, living books, poetry, Shakespeare, timelines, living math, composer study, artist study, and nature study. We hope that you fin...
Education - Fri, 27 Jan 2012 02:35:47

141. Asian Foods Headquarters

This group is dedicated to showcasing the amazing flavors that Asia has to offer. Here you can find the very best information on the most delicious cuisine from this exotic corner of the world. In the 1970s, Asian food meant chop suey and fortune cookies to most people. Today that has all changed...
Food & Cooking - Fri, 06 Jan 2012 01:34:10

142. How to Create a Demographics Survey for Your Blog

If you have a blog, you are probably curious about your regular readers and visitors. One of the best ways to get data about them is to ask them to fill out a survey that you customize for your blog. You probably have some guesses about your audience based on the content of your blog, but the fac...
Internet - Sat, 17 Sep 2011 01:03:03

143. Frugal Coffee Delight News!

You love coffee, right? Maybe would even say that you need coffee on a daily basis. Regular visits to the local coffee house drive through add up to large sums of money over the course of a month. Even buying flavored coffees and fancy creamers to make delicious coffee at home can put a burden o...
Food & Cooking - Sun, 23 Oct 2011 19:00:12

144. Oreo the Homeschool Cat

Meet Oreo, one of our homeschooled cats. My daughter "Sprite" is educated at home and since the cats like to get in the middle of everything we do, I figure that these are some very educated cats! Look at the photos for the evidence. And join in the fun by adding some funny captions! What is Ore...
Pets & Animals - Thu, 09 Feb 2012 04:00:30

145. Jimmie -- About Me and My Lenses News!

Hi! I'm Jimmie. Although I don't look much like the Victorian lady I've chosen for my avatar, I like the image that she portrays -- dignified, calm, attractive, and cultured-- all things I'd like to be. Instead I'm a bit too loud, a bit too frank. So to give you a more realistic view of me, here ...
Squidoo Community - Sat, 07 Jan 2012 01:29:38

146. Living Geography for Homeschool

Every homeschool curriculum should include a robust study of the geography of one's own nation as well as the world. Charlotte Mason, a British educator whom many homeschoolers admire, had very definite ideas about the teaching and learning of geography. I'll outline her thoughts, including seve...
Education - Thu, 03 Nov 2011 19:35:21

147. Charlotte Mason: The Simplest Homeschool Ever

At first glance, Charlotte Mason's educational philosophy seems complicated. But in fact, that misconception is only because CM is so vastly different from the textbook driven education many of us received in public schools. As you read more and more about CM, you discover the simplicity of this...
Education - Thu, 09 Feb 2012 03:00:34

148. Teaching Art Headquarters News!

Welcome to Teaching Art Headquarters-- a collection of excellent resources to inspire and guide you as you educate children in the arts. Are the arts vital to our children's education? Or is art an optional area that we can add on if time allows? There are many reasons why children should study,...
Education - Fri, 06 Jan 2012 01:24:56

149. Charlotte Mason on the Bible News!

Charlotte Mason had a lot to say about educating children. What did she think of the Bible? Was it important to her that children read the Bible? In fact, she had high regard for Scripture and thought that all children should be familiar with its stories and be molded by its moral instruction. B...
Education - Thu, 09 Feb 2012 03:20:58

150. Top Ten Cures for the Homeschool Blahs

Despite the joy we homeschool moms find in educating our children at home, there can be boring days where it feels that we're just going through the motions. We feel it, and the children feel it too! We may need to stop and assess -- why are we having these motivation issues? If we don't address...
Education - Wed, 23 Nov 2011 04:39:18

151. Sprite's Websites to Explore News!

Squidoo is a very versatile publishing platform. You can offer detailed product recommendations, educate an audience about your passion, or even teach your students or children. Take this lens for instance. I created this lens for my daughter as part of her homeschool assignments for her fourth ...
Education - Mon, 29 Aug 2011 15:58:50

152. Learning and Teaching Math Headquarters News!

Math is fun. Well, math can be fun. And math should be fun. This headquarters is devoted to making fun math a reality for your lessons whether they are classrooms or homeschools. We can all agree that math is practical; Math is all around us, used in our daily lives. Understanding math is critica...
Education - Sat, 07 Jan 2012 01:09:54

153. A Homeschool Mom's Squidoo Tips & Tricks News!

Whether you are just starting out making your first lens or polishing off number 20, you're probably still on the lookout for ways to improve existing lenses, create new lenses, increase productivity, and boost your earnings. On this page I will share my Squidoo tips from over three years of len...
Squidoo Community - Mon, 09 Jan 2012 00:42:37

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