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REGA Arts Teen Week

Come join REGA Arts for Teen Week: a life-changing musical theatre intensive week in New York City for Christian teens!  Vocal technique should serve the acting choices, and acting choices should serve the message each individual artist chooses to communicate – the “why” of the song. The exciting aspect of this journey is that the answer to that question

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GRADUATION MEASURES UPDATE #5

The New York State Blue Ribbon Commission on Graduation Measures invites you to respond to a new ThoughtExchange question: “What are the barriers, including the unseen barriers, to student achievement that are not reflected in current graduation requirements? How can we address those?” Participate in the discussion via ThoughtExchange. The deadline to respond is Friday,

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TeenPact

“AT TEENPACT, YOU DON’T JUST LEARN ABOUT HOW OUR GOVERNMENT FUNCTIONS – YOU LEARN HOW WE AS CHRISTIANS ARE MEANT TO FUNCTION WITHIN IT. THIS MAKES THE PROGRAM NOT ONLY BENEFICIAL IF YOU’RE INTERESTED IN POLITICS OR DEBATE, BUT ALSO IF YOU’RE A YOUNG CHRISTIAN SEEKING RELATIONSHIPS THAT BUILD UP YOUR FAITH AND STRENGTHEN YOUR

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Curriculink

That’s right! You can earn money selling your lesson plans on www.curriculink.com! Head to our website to find out more! Don’t have lesson plans? We take worksheets and smaller lessons as well! If you don’t have anything on hand yet, we could still be great partners, so get in touch! Whether you have something now, later,

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YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD TOY STORE!

Family owned and operated by a homeschool family, Curious Kidz Toys and Mother Earth Baby are two stores under one roof offering gifts, unique toys (the kind you cannot find in the big boxes), and products for the whole family, ages 0-99! Check out our vast selection in person or via our online shop. Free shipping for orders

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Lightlab Extra Activity #9

Rainbows aren’t only formed by clear prism-like objects, but through diffraction gratings, as well. The display of fireworks in the photo on the right is from a light bulb behind a pair of the diffraction glasses shown on the left. To understand how they work and to learn about spectrometers, access our new tutorial, “LightLab_Extra9_Diffraction.”

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