unSocialized Free Resources for Home Education

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Visit PBSLearningMedia's Halloween Collection for free videos and lesson plans.

Download free Halloween activities and crafts from StudyLadder.

Design a pumpkin candy catapult.

Learn about mummies, spiders and bats with free resources from Kids Discover.

Visit Listenwise to hear a public radio story on the History of Witches, and what led to the Salem Witch Trials.

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Participate in an online witch trial at NatGeo's Salem Witch Hunt Interactive.

Learn about the brain with a look at the neuroscience of zombies.

Check out these read-aloud ghost stories for kids.

Write your own Halloween tale with Scholastic's scary story starters. 

Read about one roadschooling family's unscheduled stop in the Twilight Zone.

Play some online Halloween games. 

Practice reading comprehension with some K-12 Halloween articles. 

Study Suspense in Poetry: Speaking of Poe, visit TeachersFirst’s The Raven to learn more about such literary devices as alliteration, assonance, internal rhyme, metaphor and simile, and personification.  Move the mouse over highlighted words to see what devices are being employed. There's also an interactive version of The Highwayman.

• Watch a short video on the history of Halloween.
• Watch how candy corns are made.
• Download free Halloween worksheets, coloring pages, and crafts from StudyLadder
• Download a 35-page unit on spiders and bats, for preschool an first grade.

• Create "creepy and colorful chemistry conconctions." 

Design your own haunted house

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The following video's from the crew at Untamed Science where you'll find lots of free science videos. Check this site's Science page for additional science resources including blog posts, free downloads, and links to free science courses and learning material. 

And enjoy the beauty and splendor of autumn with some additional free resources: 

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• More information on why leaves change color from Wonderopolis.
• A science project from Education.com.
• Fall Leaf Identification Guide

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Read about the Founding Fathers: 

Documents of Freedom: Online Text

iCivics Games and Resources

Constitution Interactive Reader

PBS Learning Media Resources

Free Downloads: 

Civics Today - High School text chapter on the Constitution

U.S. Constitution Lapbook

Constitution Carousel: Who Has the Power?

Bill of Rights Bingo

Constitution Word Search

BrainPop: U.S. Constitution

Congress For Kids Resources