On This Day in History September 2, 1967 The first mechanical cash dispenser was developed and built by Luther George Simjian and installed in 1939.
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From the Editor's Desk...
Grandparents Day falls on Sept. 13th!For activities, lessons, songs, the history of Grandparents Day and more, click here! A Kids Heart has ecards, printables, story maker and much more for this special day! Create a banner with Billy Bear for Grandparents Day! Hope your Grandparents' Day is filled with memories and laughter!
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Wednesday Winner Announcement
 Our "Wednesday Winners" for September 2, 2009 are.......
Angie Butler of Maryland
Merit Kirkpatrick of North Carolina
Michelle Breeding of Virginia
Farrah Falco of Illinois
Jane Frisch of Ohio
Linda Fitzner of New Jersey
Mike & Lisa Bobbitt of Michigan
Renate Braddy of South Carolina
Shannon Entin of New Jersey Jennifer Wingard of Virginia
Each winner has won the...
 The Complete Gnarly Gnews E-book The Historical, Humorous Math Newspaper We are giving away 10 Complete Gnarly Gnews e-books! 10 names will be pulled for this week's prize! Each Gnarly Gnews E-book is 825 pages covering 9 years of the Gnarly Gnews' Archives! Value: $7/ per E-book
It is the winner's responsibility to contact Sponsor by sending an email to PartnerRelations@ChoosyHomeschooler.com
to claim their prize within thirty (30) calendar days. Click here for additional information. See the announcement at the bottom of this page for information on next week's exciting prize!
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LESSON PATHWAYS GIVEAWAY!
Each subscription is worth $14.95/month, so total prize is valued at $179.40!  The winners for September 2, 2009 are:
Andhini Ibrahim of Virginia
Mary Boothby of Maine
Deirdre Slate of Massachusetts
Erin Baldwin of West Virginia
Jane Fackelman of Georgia
Kathy Aprile of TennesseeMarjorie Lock of Illinois
Jeanette Ford of Florida
Nicolle Sullivan of Illinois
Susan Barborak of Ohio It is the winner's responsibility to contact Sponsor by sending an email to PartnerRelations (at)ChoosyHomeschooler (dot) com
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Teaching Music Interactively!
"Making Music Fun is a FREE site that teaches children to love music. They use
games, offer sheet music to print out, composer biographies, and much
more! They even offer a directory of teachers that provide private
lessons and the states they're located in. The games are geared towards
teaching children to read music and to recognize rhythms. Along with
the sheet music, you can print out worksheets, awards, practice charts,
and manuscript paper."
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Travel Back Through Time!
"The
Tenement Museum site allows you to travel back in time and see what
life was like for immigrants coming to the United States during the
late 1800s/early 1900s. Many of these immigrants made their first
American homes in tenements. With engaging interactives and lesson
plans, you'll quickly learn just how important a part of history this
is-you may even get in touch with your own immigrant ancestor's
experiences by developing a feel for what they may have went through in
their quest to a better life."
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Our Next "Wednesday Winner's" Prize
On Wednesday September 9, 2009 we will randomly draw a name from our list of email newsletter subscribers and the lucky winner will receive...
Susan Marlow's Andrea Carter and the Long Ride Home + Lapbook(Value: $25)
Description of the first book of the Circle
C Adventures series for kids, Andrea Carter and the Long Ride Home:
In
book 1, Long Ride Home, Andi's poor choices plunge her into danger when
she takes her horse Taffy and leaves her home on the Circle C ranch.
Andrea "Andi" Carter never tries to get into trouble, but somehow it always manages to find her. Living on the Circle C ranch near Fresno, California, in the 1880s--the heyday of the Old West--provides Andi with more than her fair share of adventures. Whether nearly trampling her schoolmaster on her palomino horse, Taffy, or outwitting an escaped convict, Andi's life is never boring. Her hair-raising escapades always end up teaching her valuable lessons about life, friends, and family.Description of lapbook: Tie in history and literature to the Circle C Adventures by using lapbooks by A Journey Through Learning. www.AJourneyThroughLearning.com Each lapbook is made using three colorful file folders. The packet includes everything students need to create the lapbook: study guides, full-color pictures for the mini-booklets, the file folders, and detailed instructions on how to put them together. Lapbooks take about a month to complete.To learn more, please visit Susan Marlow's website: http://www.circlecadventures.com/
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