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 UPDATE:
Pre-made lists have been added. Just click the list
you want, and it will load into the generator. Right
now there are three Dolch groups, and lists for grades
4 - 7. Find the lists on the main spelling
page.
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Effortlessly create spelling list or vocabulary worksheets
with the updated generator! Making the worksheets simply
requires pasting a block of text (from websites, word
documents, unit studies, PDF's, etc), then double clicking
(or selecting) the words you want to include. Absolutely
no typing involved! So slick, it's fun.
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There are now a total of 34 types of free worksheet
generators.
Never used the generators before? Try it below!
Find other problem types on the workhseets
page.
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Math Flash Cards
 The
math worksheet generators have proven quite popular
- now we're venturing into interactive territory with
the times-table
flashcard quizzer! This tool is extremely user-friendly,
and keeps tracks of which answers your student misses,
and makes sure to bring them up later. It also gives
you the ability to limit the numbers shown; if your
student is having trouble with 9's, just check the 9's
box, and the software will focus on 9's.
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Modest Swimwear
 This
isn't exactly home education per se, but we feel the
audience of this site would appreciate the information!
The line of modest swimwear we previously hosted on
this site has it's own home at http://www.tamanusun.com.
If you're interested in a quality product produced by
a homeschool family, you might want to check it out!
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Who said Math
Isn't Fun?
 In
a bit of a digression from our standard parent/teacher
targeted feature development, we bring you RBS
1.0 ("rigid body simulator") - a virtual
manipulative guaranteed to make your middle-school to
high-school aged students fall instantly in love with
Geometry!... well, maybe not "in love"...
or "instantly" for that matter, but it is
truly a lot of fun to play with. AND it will teach them
a thing or two about geometry in the process. Like how
to build a rigid structure from triangles. But really,
you have to experience it yourself to see why it borders
on "addictive."
And if you make a rubbery tinker-toy
structure that you're proud of, by all means save it!
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