(cross posted from Life In A Shoe)

I'm adding this one to my sidebar - I've used E-sword for years and don't know why I haven't told you about it before!

E-sword is a free full featured Bible program that lets you download many additional free components, including:

• the Bible in an astounding number of versions and languages
  
• commentaries
• Bible dictionaries
• devotions
• add'l books, graphics, and study guides

One of my favorite features: Strong's Concordance is keyed into the included King James download! If you've already heard enough you can just trust me download the software, or go the to the home page and check it out for yourself.

Yes, there are many wonderful Bibles online, but this one works without the delay of waiting for pages to load and still works on the days when your Internet doesn't. :)

It even has the complete Geneva translation with the original spelling! Is that cool or what???

Labels: Bible, free stuff, software

Just in case you don't already spend enough time in front of the computer, Barbara posted a link to a game called Place The States on her blog, Count It All Joy.
The US geography game is fast, fun and truly educational, but don't forget to check out the plethora of other online games at this site:

• Geography
• Vocabulary
• Trivia
• Chemical Elements
  

Labels: free stuff, homeschooling, software