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Shannon D.
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 Posted: Tue Nov 15th, 2005 03:47 pm
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Big list of factorys with free tours, samples, ect.
lots of places to check out this summer!
Nice listing with websites, times, history of factory, ect.

http://factorytoursusa.com/index.asp  

Factory Tours USA - 466 tours and counting! This site celebrates American imagination and industry. What better way to appreciate those qualities than to visit and tour America at work. The information on this site is maintained by many people throughout the United States who enjoy visiting American industryFREE attractions for all 50 states
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http://www.free-attractions.com/

Free-Attractions.com is the only place on the web that lists nothing but free attractions for all 50 United States. This site serves as a valuable resource for teachers looking for field trip ideas, families looking for free activities for the weekend, travel planners, and many others.
Search from Free Things to Do by State by clicking on the map



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Shannon D.
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 Posted: Wed Nov 30th, 2005 05:36 pm
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HOMESCHOOLERS!
Have your children done artwork that you would like to have displayed? Bring it to Title Wave Books and we will display it for you!
Title Wave Books is located at:
Eubank NE

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 Posted: Tue Mar 21st, 2006 03:14 pm
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From AHL Email:

Dear Support Group Leader, We would like to share with you a link to our website which contains FREE lesson plans for earning college credits using the CLEP examination program. Again, all the plans on our site are FREE and we would like to share this information with the wider homeschool community. If you feel led, would you please share this information with your local support group?

 Some homeschooling parents find formulating a plan for homeschooling through high school a challenge. Should our focus be on achieving a high school diploma? What about facing the college recruiters?

These concerns drive some parents to plan hours of unnecessary course work that would hopefully lead to a diploma. Others choose educational paths that attempt to satisfy nagging doubts about future college entrance. CLEP solved BOTH these concerns for our family by allowing us to chart an independent course that will ultimately show college recruiters that our student is ready for the next step.

What is CLEP? CLEP is the "College-Level Examination Program" and is also known by terms such as "testing out" or "credit by examination." Simply put, you use independent study to prepare for a specific college course and then go to a local college to take the computerized multiple choice exam. If you pass, you are issued the credits, as if you had taken the class at the college.

CLEP exams can be used to:
-accumulate dual credit, showing credits that will count toward high school requirements AND, at the same time, count towards a college degree
-shorten the years of study required to attain a college degree, since you are starting in the teen years
-save you money in earning a college degree, as CLEP exams are MUCH cheaper than registering for a college class on campus
-show ANY "brick and mortar" college that your child is capable of performing at a college level, and you'll have the credits to PROVE it!
 -avoid "basic skills" classes when entering college by CLEPing college math and freshman english
-give your child the chance to delve into the subject being studied while moving at a comfortable pace for optimum learning
-sharpen your child's independent study skills, which are a MUST in the college environment
-continue to share your "world view" with your child when studying controversial topics contained in many social science classes
-tackle tough subjects ONCE and get the credit the FIRST time around. Why do high school biology and then retake it again for college credit?

SOUNDS GOOD, BUT WHERE DO I START? A normal college course includes classroom instruction, followed by testing and then the granting of credits earned. Through our FREE lesson plans you will be able to use your child's independent study skills, replacing the instructional phase of the college class process with the appropriate books and videos we've selected as study tools. Your child will prepare for the exam and the college board will issue them credits for passing the test. These credits can be "banked" with the college board and then transferred to the college of your choice in the future.

DO ALL COLLEGES ACCEPT CLEP CREDITS? CLEP credits are accepted by more than 2,900 schools. The exams are 90 minute, multiple choice format. There are other widely accepted credit-by-examination programs as well, such as DANTES. It's important to check with the colleges on your "wish list" to see how many credits they allow to be "transferred in" from any one testing source. The COLLEGES we have listed are VERY "credit by examination" friendly, some even allowing you to "test out" of your ENTIRE four year degree! Remember too that colleges that have enrollment requirements, such as SAT scores and basic skills tests, often waive them when college credits have already been accumulated by the student.

 For more information please go to our website: http://ClepPrep.tripod.com

 Blessings, Tricia McQuarrie

Shannon D.
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 Posted: Mon May 1st, 2006 08:06 pm
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Hello Everyone,
I set up a Yahoo site to buy and sell school books: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/HomeSchoolBooks4Sale/
You are all welcome to join and post your books for sale, and shop for new ones.  Please forward this to anyone you know who may be interested.
Thanks,
Donna



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 Posted: Mon May 15th, 2006 06:08 pm
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From AHL Email.

Dear friends, I have established an ever-growing email subscription list of various ones receiving free Bible-based word puzzles (word search and crossword puzzles). I would like to make these available as well to the members of Albuquerque Home Learners. They are an excellent educational source as well as an enjoyable Bible-learning activity.

Would you make known to them the fact that I offer this resource
free of charge? I regard this solely as a ministry therefore I do not
expect any remuneration at any time. Please view samples on my website
at http://www.biblebased.customizedpuzzles.com and then get back in touch with
me so we may discuss the best procedure to get this resource to your
interested members.
Thank you in advance.
Emory Ediger

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 Posted: Wed Aug 23rd, 2006 02:36 am
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The Scottish Rite Foundation and the Mesa Charity Group are proud to announce A complete program for the dyslexic child.  Contact Annette Talley-Bailey 321-6635 or EMLAEAGLES@EARTHLINK.NET (Please put dyslexia in the subject line)



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 Posted: Tue Jan 23rd, 2007 05:53 pm
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[size=Get] $10 in free fuel money when you buy 10 different General Mills products. . (purchase 1/22/07 - 3/11/07) Requires dated cash register tapes and UPCs. Get a $10 check by mail. WOW! There is a long list of qualifying products in five categories: Breakfast, Snacks, Main Dish/Sides, Desserts, and Dairy. Any GM cereal 10 oz+ qualifies, plus 55+ other GM products!
 
http://www.cheeriosracing.com/documents/Buy%2010%20get%2010%20Rebate%20Form.pdf
 



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 Posted: Thu Nov 22nd, 2007 03:29 pm
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*HARVARD UNIVERSITY OFFERS FREE TUITION FOR LOW INCOME FAMILIES*
Harvard University announced over the weekend that from now on undergraduate
students from low-income families will pay no tuition. In making the
announcement, Harvard's president Lawrence H. Summers said, 'When only 10
percent of the students in elite higher education come from families in
lower half of the income distribution, we are not doing enough. We are not
doing enough in bringing elite higher education to the lower half of the
income distribution. '

If you know of a family earning less than $60,000 a year with an honor
student graduating from high school soon, Harvard University wants to pay
the tuition. The prestigious university recently announced that from now on
undergraduate students from low-income families can go to Harvard for free.
No tuition and no student loans!

To find out more about Harvard offering free tuition for families making
less than $60,000 a year visit Harvard's financial aid website at: *
http://www.fao. fas.harvard. edu/* <http://www.fao. fas.harvard. edu/> or call
the school's financial aid office at (617) 495-1581



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Those who have taken authority as the truth,
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 Posted: Mon Dec 10th, 2007 04:27 pm
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Dear Educator:

On behalf of PNM and their Fall 2007 School Safety Educational program, we are gathering information about this year's safety program.

Recently we mailed out a tri-fold mailer offering PNM's safety materials, which included electrical and natural gas safety books along with teacher guides. We would really appreciate your opinion about the materials offered.

1. Did you receive this year's tri-fold mailing offer?

2. If no, and you would like to order free safety materials, please place orders via PNM's website:  http://www.pnm.com/teachenergy.

3. If yes, did you order materials?

4. Did you participate in ordering PNM's Free Safety Educational materials in 2006?



5. Comments:
Materials are still available for this safety program and will be offered on a first-come first-served basis. To order these free materials please place requests via: http://www.pnm.com/teachenergy.

We thank you for taking the time to give us your input and hope that the safety materials provided by PNM are assisting you in your classroom instruction.



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"They must find it difficult...
Those who have taken authority as the truth,
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 Posted: Wed May 28th, 2008 10:48 pm
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Dear Home School Family,

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Science is an exciting subject of discovery and innovation! With our science education products, students enjoy textbook learning because of our “hands on” approach.

We invite you to discover our lab and textbook offerings that are sure to enhance next year’s science adventures for your student. Detailed information about each product may be viewed at our web site: http://www.thefathersbooks.com.

 

Lab Reports, How to Write (Grades 3-12) ……………. $14.95

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 Posted: Thu Aug 7th, 2008 07:45 pm
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From email sent to AHL:


Dragon Tales to be Spun at Esther Bone Library 

Tale Spin, a story program for children in grades 1 through 4, will return to the Esther Bone Memorial Library in September.   This after-school program, featuring stories, music, games, and more will be held the first Wednesday of each month beginning  September 3rd at 3 p.m.  “Here There Be Dragons” will be the first program featured.  Registration is not required.  For information, contact Vaunda Nelson or Lori Snyder in the Youth Services Department at 891-5012, Ext. 4.    All children’s programs at Rio Rancho public libraries are free to the public.



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http://www.northpole.com/NoradSanta.asp
 
Don't forget to track Santa on Christmas Eve!
 

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Those who have taken authority as the truth,
rather than truth as the authority."

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 Posted: Sat Dec 6th, 2008 12:35 am
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Visit ElfYourself to make and share your own ElfYourself dance!


http://www.elfyourself.com/



Happy Holidays from Elf Yourself!


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Mom of Jesusin, 10 years old.

"They must find it difficult...
Those who have taken authority as the truth,
rather than truth as the authority."

-Gerald Massey
inginouity
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 Posted: Sat Dec 6th, 2008 12:36 am
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Spot the Difference Game

http://www.spotthedifference.com/explorer.asp?g=0 



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"They must find it difficult...
Those who have taken authority as the truth,
rather than truth as the authority."

-Gerald Massey
inginouity
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This is a third party promotion and not necessarily AHL endorsed.

FYI

Jean Szymanski
Forest Service-Public Affairs Office
Albuquerque, NM 87102


website for teachers to find grants

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Those who have taken authority as the truth,
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