Showing posts with label Summer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Summer. Show all posts

Friday, May 20, 2011

Free PC Kindle, 500 Free Books to Read this Summer

Here is a free Summertime Reading Program for all.

There are over 500 eBooks to read on your PC free! Yay!
Kindle Ebooks can be read on the Kindle, but also you can read Kindle ebooks on your Personal Computer, Mac, IPhone, Android, Blackberry, iPad, Windows 7 Phone, etc. with the FREE Kindle Application Here.

First you'll need the free app: Kindle for PC
FREE Kindle Application Here: http://t.co/n4CwWNL Use it to read books on your PC!

FREE Kindle Reading Apps


Go HERE to choose from over 500 ebooks.

I am reading these:

Girls to the Rescue Book #1



Star Wars: Lost Tribe of the Sith #3: Paragon

A Very Special Delivery

Friday, April 1, 2011

Teachers - Free Summer Activity Kit, Safe Water Science Lessons

Home School Moms - type "home school" in the blank where it asks for name of organization or school.
Scout leaders can get this,too.




Demonstrate how water is cleaned and purified for drinking

in developing countries and disaster relief situations.

Each Summer Activity Kit** contains:
• PUR™ Purifier of Water packet
• dirt/contaminant
• stirring spoon
• 2 liquid containers

How to receive your free kit

Step 1.

Download the free Summer Water Lesson. The lesson includes the teacher's guide and student activity sheets for this activity.

Step 2.

Complete the shipping information form to request your free kit. Supplies are limited. Your information is safe--Safe Water Science will not lend or sell any email or contact information to any party.

Each Safe Water Science Lesson:

  • Addresses scientific and societal issues related to global safe drinking water problems
  • Teaches a method used to solve these problems
  • Helps students develop an awareness of safe drinking water issues in our world today
  • Addresses National Science Standards
  • Contains hands-on activities, cooperative-learning experiences, multi-media resources, and research opportunities
  • Uses inexpensive, everyday materials
  • Explores social action extensions, allowing students to apply the science they learn to the world in which they live

View The Lessons »