DHEA is a non-profit, all volunteer association of Delaware homeschoolers. "Serving and supporting Homeschooling in Delaware without regard to political, philosophical, or theological beliefs."

HSLDA offers a wide variety of resources supporting home schooling families, particularly from a legal viewpoint.

Pauline's page contains a large number of resource links for families and home schoolers. Well worth regular visits.

Homeschool Happenings is a central place for providing to homeschoolers in the Northern Delaware, South Eastern Pennsylvania area, information about classes, programs, workshops, opportunities, events, etc. - Happenings!

As the corporate sponsor of the Nobel Foundation’s new educational game launched today on Nobelprize.org called “Heating Plastics”, Basell Polyolefins is helping to influence and inspire future generations of Zieglers and Nattas.

“Heating Plastics”, which is part of Nobel Web’s Educational Outreach Program, is a game designed to educate children 14 years and older about plastics. The game also highlights the significant contributions of Basell predecessor company scientists Karl Ziegler and Giulio Natta, who shared the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 1963 for their revolutionary work in the development of polyethylene and polypropylene polymerisation.

I think I speak for many of us when I say that I am proud to be part of a company which, over 40 years later, still produces catalysts that bear their names and that continues to create innovative plastics which meet the needs of our customers and improve our quality of life.

I encourage you to visit nobelprize.org and play the “Heating Plastics” game with your teenagers (To access the “Heating Plastics” game, click on the following link: http://nobelprize.org/educational_games/chemistry/plastics). It features a talking toy duck which guides visitors through the game and illustrates the chemistry used to create various types of plastics. Visitors are presented with a variety of plastic items and are tested on their knowledge of polymer chemistry, judging whether an item is a thermoplastic or a thermoset. Each correct guess is awarded a “catalyst”, and winners who collect enough catalysts can produce their own toy duck.

The game also features an informational section that explains in detail the different types of plastics, the history of plastic development, and how plastics have impacted our society.

Massimo Covezzi - Head of R&D Basell

Join the club for free (for now) at paperbackswap.com and swap your books with other members of the site. All you have to do after you sign up is list at least 10 books you are willing to part with and you will receive 2 credits just for listing them. 1 credit = 1 book. Then you will be able to request any books listed by other members and they send it to you for free. The postage is paid by the sender. When someone requests any books on your list you send it to them and you pay the postage, usually about $2.13. Check it out, they have a long listing for homeschool books under the homeschool genre as well as others.

The purpose of this site is to provide a central location for all information pertaining to homeschooling in the state of Delaware. All homeschooling families are encouraged to submit information about the resources and events they’ve found throughout the state and surrounding areas. We also invite you to visit our new user forums. Register today and help us spread the word about what’s happening in the Delaware homeschool community!

Hi everyone,
The University of California, Riverside(UCR) is my alma mater. This is a fascinating and short article about a professor's personal experience with homeschooling. Note that UCR was the first California public University to start a home school admissions program in 2005. They are figuring out what we knew all along!! Please use it if you need any convincing literature about homeschooling.
Kathleen Van Every

Hey matt heres a video i found. thought u might like 2 add it 2 ur miley/hannah cyrus/ montana collection lol

Here is a link for part 3 of task 9

This is the school website link i found for challenge 9. I liked it because it was interesting to look at and it was colorful.

I liked this website because it had pictures of kids in the school right on the front page. I also like that you can see the different classes by grade.

here is a link for task 9

I like that the Charter Website is very simple, and you don't have to have taken a website challenge to know how to navigate and get around.