These are the materials: vinegar and baking soda, and a lit candle (any candle will do!). 
Last week must have been a library theme. While Hanover, my older daughter, was reading this American historical fiction, Flurpee was given a choice of another American historical fiction series. Ironically, this series, Once Upon America, is a more difficult read than the one given [...] 
Perhaps I was hiding under a very big rock. That can be the only way to explain that I did not know about Music Ace Deluxe. Considering my Amazon page indicated that people who bought this software were also buying all other kinds of homeschool books.
Our local library has a few book clubs. They have one for 1st and 2nd graders, 3rd and 4th graders, 4th and 5th grade girls, and 4th and 5th grade boys. Having just started, Flurpee got to read The Elevator Family .
How sad that people blow off the groups who hold their own surrendered or implied premises as extremists. Those groups just hold their philosophies consistently and the people who blow them off are a jumble of philosophies they themselves do not fully understand. [...] 
Yes--that's my extra long title for the Objectivist Round Up! So many posts. Enjoy! [...] 
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My little Thor truly enjoyed his first corn on the cob. Yum, yum!
