I love bento lunch boxes and this website http://lunchinabox.net/ , offers some great ideas for making your own using a fun approach and providing practical tips.
The creator of the site, "Biggie" uses a mix of western and eastern influences to create these stunning boxes and provides recipes too.
This is an amazing learning tool. It really does make learning easy.
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This amazing website has heaps of great ideas, from cleaning tips to DIY projects - it's got them all. I especially like these free, printable recipe cards. I have a recipe card collection but they don't look as professional as the ones at this site. Sometimes I put the card files on a usb stick and take them down to the local photo shop and print them out on photo paper. The cards I print out at home I then laminate as it's an ink jet printer and if the ink gets damp it'll smudge.
http://tipnut.com/free-printable-recipe-cards-a-nice-collection/
Fill Your Recipe Box With These Lovely Printables--They're Free!
The style of recipe card shown below and 29 others are available at
The ARRL Education and Technology Curriculum Guide is a wonderful curriculum on Radio Communications. Please note, some of the references direct you to theNow You're Talking book published by ARRL. This book is no longer in print. Please refer to the new Ham Radio License Manual.
The objective of this activity is to allow the student to explore how dependent we have become on wireless technology by temporarily removing one remote control device and observing the reaction of the people who want to use the affected device. Read More
http://www.tvschoolhouse.com/ A free and fun way to support your K-12 classroom or homeschool Language Arts curriculum using time-proven Educational Films, Newsreels, TV Shows, PSAs, and Movies from the past.
Many of these educational films were made between the 1940s and 1960s and were used over and over, decade after decade.Now they’re available to you, free and with easy-to-access resources in a multitude of subjects for classrooms and students of all ages and subjects.
Explore American History documentaries, TV shows, movies and more. Choose a topic of historical interest, social studies subject, or unit study from the Subject List - great for supplementing your history lessons.
