Teachers Domain Videos make learning more interesting

Homeschool teachers can sign up to use  online video lessons through teachers domain. (You can also test drive 7 videos before signing up). 
Videos cover:
 Arts
 Health and Physical Education
 English Language Arts
 Mathematics
 Science
 Social Studies

There is also teacher training on the site. 

These videos aren't always instructional, but they definitely make learning more interesting and apply real world situation to classroom subjects.

~posted by Andrea from Notes from a Homeschooling Mom

Free Salt-Dough play dough Recipe and more from Sunday School Ideas

Sunday School Ideas has shared this Salt-dough play dough reipe with us:

Ingredients
1 c. salt
1 c. warm water
2 c. flour
Note: use only plain all-purpose flour – don't use bread flour or self-rising flour

Preparation
Combine flour and salt in a mixing bowl. Slowly add ½ the water while stirring with a fork. Slowly add more water, spoonful at a time and continuing to mix with fork, until it creates a ball of dough that is firm and 

Free Film Related Courses online

Online College Blog lists 50 Free Open Courses for Movie Lovers

Whether you’re an aspiring filmmaker, or just a major fan, you’ll be pleased to find out that there are a number of open courses available to movie lovers. These courses are offered by top universities, and cover topics including film culture, visual arts, and video production. Read on to learn more about them, and get access to the courses.

Explore African Art and language

This site explores inscribing through African art

Inscribing Meaning explores the relationships between African art and the communicative powers of language, graphic systems and the written word. For thousands of years, African artists have incorporated writing and graphic symbols into their art with great ingenuity and creativity.

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