You’re the one always telling the funny little stories. You were the class clown in school. You’re the one people go to when they need to get cheered up. Well, now you need to introduce yourself to humor Web 2.0 style.

The Strip Generator website is the place where you can leave all the rules of the world behind and share with use the little stories you’ve already been telling us for years. Strip Generator lets you do it as your own little online comic. Don’t worry about knowing how to draw though, that’s not important. We wouldn’t want art to …read more

Like many other households in America with young children living in them, our house is a Disney house. If the kids are awake and the TV’s are on, they’re usually tuned to The Disney Channel. We have a stack of Disney DVD’s that we regularly enjoy over and over.

With the summer approaching and school out of session, it will be time to keep the kids entertained and busy with their days ahead. In addition you can find resources for meals, coupons for saving money and a few resources for making a trip sometime over the summer break.
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First there was the Falling Sand Game, now you’ve got falling sand art with the ThisIsSand.com website.
Just visit the site, click your mouse and start sprinkling sand across the page. As you can see from my quick image above, you can create various piles and even change the color of your sand to create some pretty cool effects.
My kids love this kind of stuff and it’s also the type of thing that could end up sucking away far too much of the work day if you’re not careful.
Let’s see what you can create!
Uncovered by kmakice and weirdo513
www.thisissand.com

Here’s a website with some great science experiments to have fun with your kids at home.
Science Experiments: do try these at home
You can have fun with:

Salt and marble mystery
Soda fountain
The ‘egg in the bottle’ trick
Floating fizzy drinks
Clouds in a bottle
Gravity in action
Make your own lava lamp
Orange life jackets
Invisible ink
Quicksand science

I loved this stuff as a kid. Who am I kidding? I still love this stuff!
Thanks to the MAKE blog for the original link