Project Tuva: Feynman Lectures
July 31, 2009 -- From Barbara, a parent from San Diego, CA, who is not affiliated with the site.
Seven videos of Richard Feynman speaking at Cornell on physics in 1964. Courtesy of the Gates foundation
Seven videos of Richard Feynman speaking at Cornell on physics in 1964. Courtesy of the Gates foundation
I wanted to let you know about a new blog devoted to Kids Travel and Activities in Jerusalem. Its called FunInJerusalem.com and it contains a daily events calendar, a comprehensive attraction list called the FUN List, interesting posts including Swimming Pools in Jerusalem and a great resource tool for tourists called Tourist Info.
I know they would find it valuable. Jerusalem is a great vacation destination with kids and hopefully we can spread the FUN.
Who invented Twinkies? When did the first McDonald’s open? When was George Mortimer Pullman, inventor of the Pullman sleeping car, born? These and so many more food and eating inventions are explored at Tasteful Inventions. Sit back and enjoy! (site will be updated the first week of Inventors’ Month in August)
Lots of free Poetry Resources for teachers. Acrostic Poem Creator, Shape Poem Creator, Noisy Poems and lots more.
This site offers a daily blog about math for Elementary School, Middle School and Senior Secondary School as well as math history, math applications, math tricks and shortcuts and math puzzles and games. Each day of the week offers a different one of the seven topics. The author is a retired math teacher with 37 years of classroom experience.
Make your own chocolate candy.
Learn to write a sentence or a letter, journal even a poem. These interactive games are free and come with sound and interactivity. It’s like the teacher is there with you!
This site offers a lot of great pet related content for kids and parents alike. Kids will have a lot of fun browsing through the huge galleries of dog pictures, watching the online videos, or learning about each dog breed. Once the kids and parents have decided on a breed they can find a dog near them, or better yet they can see dogs up for adoption in their area.
99 vocabulary words from this novel plus 20 of these words put into a Fill-in-the-Blanks exercise. Great supplemental resource for teachers (as well as parents and students) who will be teaching/reading this novel.