Friday, November 18, 2011

Lot's of Great Thanksgiving Mp3 files and ebooks free!

Homeschool Freebie of the Day: has a cornucopia of Thanksgiving goodies for all of us today:

"We have one more basket of Thanksgiving oriented goodies for you today, before we head into the holiday week! To download any of these, RIGHT CLICK the links and "save" to your computer!"

Let’s Sing About Thanksgiving (MP3 audio & PDF listening guide)

The first is this sweet episode of the music lesson program “Let’s Sing”, originally broadcast over radio for rural schools to use as a music class. In this program, young listeners will learn and sing along with some simple Thanksgiving songs and hear some Thanksgiving poems and stories. We’ve also got a PDF Listening Guide to go along with this which contains the words to the songs and poems, along with a few simple questions to review after listening.


Next, we have a second Thanksgiving themed audio program for you, just for fun listening: Baby Snooks’ Thanksgiving. Daddy and Snooks both have stuffed themselves WAY too much at their Thanksgiving dinner, so when it is naptime, the craziest dream takes place! Loads of fun for all ages!

Mark Trail: The Poisoned Turkeys

"Mark Trail" was a fun 1950's children's adventure program featuring the famous outdoorsman, based on the comic strip which still lives on in the newspaper comics today. In this exciting episode, Trail assists immigrant farmer Jim Pilgrim, whose turkeys have been mysteriously poisoned. Can Mark solve the mystery before even worse disaster strikes? Great family fun.

Fibber McGee Prepares for Thanksgiving

Next, we have a couple of short 5 minute skits featuring the legendary Fibber McGee & Molly (and Teeny the little neighbor girl) detailing a few of McGee's oddball preparations for the Thanksgiving holiday. This is a hoot!

Finally, we have a classic ebook for you: “An Old Fashioned Thanksgiving” by Louisa May Alcott. Wonderful slice of history and nostalgia! What a great way to spend the Thanksgiving holiday.


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