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This week’s free audio from Homeschool Radio Shows is a great summertime history program, the little known story of pioneer adventurer Jim Bridger.

Jim Bridger & The Discovery of Yellowstone –Jim Bridger’s stories and travels helped uncover and preserve the natural wonders which became a part of Yellowstone National Park. This excellent wild west “living history” program was originally broadcast as an episode of “Cavalcade of America” on March 2, 1937.

Available through Monday, August 17th.

Unit On Manners

This week, SchoolExpress has a free unit on Manners, along with some new phonics flashcards and math worksheets. Sign up for the SchoolExpress newsletter to receive weekly updates by email of new, free worksheets and units.

Let’s Be Scientists!

The Old Schoolhouse freebie this week is their Planner Module: Let’s Be Scientists.

Have fun with your children while learning real science! In this unit you will learn:

How to make ice cream in a baggie.
The five “states” of matter.
How to make your own weather chart.
The systems of the human body.
How to create your own “gross garden.”
What “oobligook” is.
How you can help to take care of the wonderful world God has given us by reducing trash, reusing what you can, and recycling anything else.
The science behind tasting your favorite food.

Includes a study guide, coloring and activity pages, copywork pages, recipes, resource pages and web links.

This unit is normally $7.95, so get it now while it’s free!

You can get more free educational resources every week from The Old Schoolhouse Magazine, when you sign up for their Freebie Friday Newsletter.

You might also be interested in:

Homeschool Freebies: Log Cabins, Puzzles, Home Management, First Aid

Homeschool/Education Freebies: Manners, Homeschooling Boys, The Brownies, Hairstyles

Blessings,

Denese

For even more free homeschooling resources, please check my educational freebies tag archive and my Free Homeschooling Page.

Tags: education freebies, free audio, summer, Unit Studies

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