Mad Libs

I found this great site that has printable Mad Libs.  These fun little worksheets are a great way to help teach your kids about adjectives, nouns, verbs, etc.

Check it out!

http://www.classroomjr.com/printable-mad-libs-for-kids/

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Science - Earthquakes/Tsunamis

Earthquakes and Tsunami's go hand in hand, which is why I have combined the two topics into one post.  Below you will find resources to teach your student about these two topics, starting with a short playlist of videos found on Youtube.  As always I would suggest that the parent watches the videos ahead of time so that they can prepare for any questions their child will have when watching them.