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Quick and Easy Way to Make an Erupting Volcano

Materials: 6 cups flour 2 cups salt 4 tablespoons cooking oil warm water plastic soda bottle dishwashing detergent food coloring vinegar baking dish or another pan 2 T baking soda   How to Make the Chemical Volcano First, make the ‘cone’ of the baking soda volcano. Mix 6 cups flour, 2 cups salt, 4 tablespoons cooking oil, and 2 cups ...

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Mandisa Talks To Heirloom Audio: Her Career, Her New CD, And Her Bout With Depression

Mandisa Talks To Heirloom Audio: Her Career, Her New CD, And Her Bout With Depression

Heirloom Audio recently was given the opportunity to screen the next movie by the Erwin brothers – the filmmakers behind Mom’s Night Out and Woodlawn. Their next film, coming out in 2018, is called I Can Only Imagine, and it tells the incredible story that inspired the popular Mercy Me song. Shortly after the screening, we bumped into contemporary Christian ...

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5 Things Parents Should Know About ‘Cars 3’

5 Things Parents Should Know About ‘Cars 3’

Poor ole’ Lightning McQueen. Once the dominant racecar driver in the Piston Cup series, he now spends his days staring at his trophies, reading his old newspaper clippings, and watching classic race reruns on TV. It’s downright depressing, but his last season on the circuit wasn’t successful, anyway. A new rookie named Jackson Storm was taking advantage of the latest ...

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Is Screen Time Really THAT Bad For Kids? (Interview With Author Arlene Pellicane)

Is Screen Time Really THAT Bad For Kids? (Interview with author Arlene Pellicane)

Remember the days when kids played outside … all day … and had to be told to come inside? Today, recreational time is dominated by televisions, tablets, smartphones and video games – and parents are left looking for the proper balance. Arlene Pellicane is one of those parents who was searching for answers, so she wrote a book about it. ...

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Just Who Was G.A. Henty?

George Alfred Henty (1832-1902), better known as G.A. Henty, is most widely known for his contributions to 19th century literature as a historical and adventure novelist. However, there’s so much more to G.A. Henty’s life than meets the eye. The man accomplished more in his seventy years than most of us could even dream about. G.A. Henty was also a ...

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Will It Be Another Wasted Summer?

In one of my favorite 80’s movies, One Crazy Summer, John Cusack plays the role of a character named  Hoops McCann.  The movie opens up with Hoops and his friend, George, graduating from high school.  With no plans for the summer, George invites Hoops to go with him and his sister to the island of Nantucket to spend the summer. ...

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The Moral Purpose of G.A. Henty’s Writings

One of Henty’s frankly acknowledged aims was to teach British boys how to behave.  As the Daily Telegraph observed of The Bravest of the Brave (1887): “Mr. Henty never loses sight of the moral purpose of his work – to enforce the doctrine of courage and truth, mercy and loving kindness, as indispensable to the making of an English gentleman”. ...

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An Uncommon Man: George Washington Carver

One of America’s greatest inventors and botanists, George Washington Carver, has an amazing story.    There are a lot of life lessons we can all learn from the way in which Carver lived.  He once said, “When you do the common things in life in an uncommon way, you will command the attention of the world.”  And that is exactly what ...

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11 Fun Field Trips to Create Your Own Extraordinary Family Adventures

Want to make history come alive this summer for your family?  Check out 10 fun field trip ideas for you and your family!  Listen to your favorite G.A. Henty audio adventures as you travel with your family to create your own “extraordinary adventures”!  Go ahead, create fun family memories that will last a lifetime! Spend the day at a historical ...

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