Plagiarism is taking another person’s words or ideas, either in their entirety or in part, and passing them off as your own. Just as you learn to avoid plagiarism in school, you should take steps to avoid plagiarism--purposeful or accidental--while blogging. In [...]
Color Exploding Milk Chemistry Experiment used to make Marbled Milk Paper Supplies: 2% Milk (The higher the fat content the more dramatic the chemical reaction). Watercolor Paper or Cardstock Dish Soap Q-Tips Food Coloring Tray/Shallow [...]
You do not need to spend money, or even leave home, to enjoy an escape room. Below, you will find a basic guide to creating your own escape room experience. Write Your Story Escape rooms usually begin [...]
Fictional books with recipes and movies with food themes can be found on our digital resources page. Take a peek at these slides to get some titles that will fit the menu. eBooks with [...]
Are you an adult exploring new employment opportunities? Or maybe you are a high school student evaluating career options? Perhaps you are a parent, guiding a high school student in the process? Whatever the case, the first step in career exploration is understanding [...]
In honor of Pride month, let’s craft a DIY rainbow accessory. This is one of the crafts that we do for Rainbow Craft Night at Waldorf West. It was inspired by a blog post I found online. This DIY project can easily be [...]
Interested in the art of book folding? Here is a simple rolled vase book fold and two paper rose flowers! For the book fold 50 actual book pages (not the page numbers) from a book is needed. These are taken as a chunk [...]
Once you have your blog set up, you can begin to write your very first blog posts! In this section, we will cover how to title, format, and schedule your posts. Titles The title of your blog posts [...]
If you're interested in social justice, check out these titles that explore how race, class, gender, sexuality and other factors can affect our lives. After Tupac & D Foster by Jacqueline Woodson available on Overdrive The day D [...]
The origami fortune teller, or salt cellar, has been part of school yard children activities since the 1950’s. This is a fun and simple way to introduce anyone to origami. For more shapes and pieces, be sure to check out other origami books [...]
