Timberdoodle's Homeschool Video Contest » Capture the Gag http://www.homeschoolvideocontest.com The Annual Video Contest By & For Homeschoolers Wed, 23 Jun 2010 15:52:11 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 Every year homeschool families compete for the best video highlighting Timberdoodle's products, service, or even the free catalog. After all the entries are in, voting opens and all are invited to pick the top three winners for the big prizes. Started in 2009, this video contest has already become a huge seasonal highlight! Timberdoodle Co. clean Timberdoodle Co. Joy@timberdoodle.com Joy@timberdoodle.com (Timberdoodle Co.) The Annual Video Contest By & For Homeschoolers Timberdoodle, homeschool, education, stop motion, video contest, video production, homeschoolers, Timberdoodle's Homeschool Video Contest » Capture the Gag http://www.homeschoolvideocontest.com/wp-content/plugins/powerpress/rss_default.jpg http://www.homeschoolvideocontest.com Timmy Doodle’s Vocabulary Lesson http://www.homeschoolvideocontest.com/2010/06/timmy-doodles-vocabulary-lesson/ http://www.homeschoolvideocontest.com/2010/06/timmy-doodles-vocabulary-lesson/#comments Tue, 15 Jun 2010 10:49:40 +0000 Hannah http://www.homeschoolvideocontest.com/?p=1569 About The Filmmaker
I’m a lifelong homeschooler married to another homeschooler. We now have 3 children of our own learning with us at home. Growing up I sampled almost every curriculum available homeschooling in the 80s and 90s… for my own kids, I trust Timberdoodle!

Behind The Scenes
Meet the Doodle family, and join young Timmy Doodle as he learns the day’s vocabulary words. <p>It’s a bit kitschy, just like me. I paired an old educational/propaganda filmstrip from the 1950′s with silent film style background music and added my cheesy voice-over. Timmy’s vocab words are all wacky fun products available from Timberdoodle. The word-plays make sense to my odd-ball mind, and I hope they make you laugh a little! <br>Please excuse the smencil-related bathroom humor. I couldn’t help myself. <p>Music: Look Busy by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons “Attribution 3.0″ http://creativecommons.org/licenses/b… <p>Photography is from a 1954 Encyclopedia Britannica filmstrip entitled “Brothers and Sisters” and is Creative Commons in the Public Domain. This video is also in the Creative Commons.

Timberdoodle Products In This Video
Capture the Gag, Slackline, Smencils, Wahoo and Stikfas.

Voting
To vote for this video, simply leave a comment below. Of course every filmmaker is interested in audience feedback, so be sure to let them know why this video was one of your favorites. The three videos with the most votes by June 21st will win the much-desired gift certificates! More details on voting are available here. To clarify, clicking the like button allows you to easily share the contest with your friends, but the only way to cast a vote is to simply scroll down to the bottom and leave a comment. Happy voting!

]]> http://www.homeschoolvideocontest.com/2010/06/timmy-doodles-vocabulary-lesson/feed/ 50 Capture the Gag,Slackline,Smencils,Stikfas,Wahoo About The Filmmaker I'm a lifelong homeschooler married to another homeschooler. We now have 3 children of our own learning with us at home. Growing up I sampled almost every curriculum available homeschooling in the 80s and 90s... for my own kids, About The Filmmaker I'm a lifelong homeschooler married to another homeschooler. We now have 3 children of our own learning with us at home. Growing up I sampled almost every curriculum available homeschooling in the 80s and 90s... for my own kids, I trust Timberdoodle! Behind The Scenes Meet the Doodle family, and join young Timmy Doodle as he learns the day's vocabulary words. <p>It's a bit kitschy, just like me. I paired an old educational/propaganda filmstrip from the 1950's with silent film style background music and added my cheesy voice-over. Timmy's vocab words are all wacky fun products available from Timberdoodle. The word-plays make sense to my odd-ball mind, and I hope they make you laugh a little! <br>Please excuse the smencil-related bathroom humor. I couldn't help myself. <p>Music: Look Busy by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons "Attribution 3.0" http://creativecommons.org/licenses/b... <p>Photography is from a 1954 Encyclopedia Britannica filmstrip entitled "Brothers and Sisters" and is Creative Commons in the Public Domain. This video is also in the Creative Commons. Timberdoodle Products In This Video Capture the Gag (http://www.timberdoodle.com/Capture_the_Gag_p/783-093.htm), Slackline (http://www.timberdoodle.com/Gibbon_Funline_Slackline_p/073-073.htm), Smencils (http://www.timberdoodle.com/Smencils_Scented_Pencils_s/500.htm), Wahoo (http://www.timberdoodle.com/Wahoo_The_Perfect_Puppy_p/327-wahoo.htm) and Stikfas (http://www.timberdoodle.com/Stikfas_s/291.htm). Voting To vote for this video, simply leave a comment below. Of course every filmmaker is interested in audience feedback, so be sure to let them know why this video was one of your favorites. The three videos with the most votes by June 21st will win the much-desired gift certificates! (../participate/prizes/) More details on voting are available here. (../participate/voting/) To clarify, clicking the like button allows you to easily share the contest with your friends, but the only way to cast a vote is to simply scroll down to the bottom and leave a comment. Happy voting! Timberdoodle Co. clean 1:02 Techno-doodle! http://www.homeschoolvideocontest.com/2010/06/techno-doodle/ http://www.homeschoolvideocontest.com/2010/06/techno-doodle/#comments Tue, 15 Jun 2010 10:43:52 +0000 Hannah http://www.homeschoolvideocontest.com/?p=1575 About The Filmmaker
We are the kids of Engeland! There are 12 kids in the Engel clan (oh, and two parents). Our mom has been buying Timberdoodle products for us to use since we first started homeschooling twenty years ago! We only showed a few of them here. :)

Behind The Scenes
We love to make videos and this was a team effort. The Engels involved in this particular project range in age from 17 to 2-and-a-half, and we all worked hard (especially the night before this was due)! :D

Timberdoodle Products In This Video
Tintin, Landmark Books, Stikfas, Rosetta Stone, Developing the Early Learner, Prismacolor Pencils, Hugg-A-Planet, Bubber, Set Game, Games, Signing Time, Jumbo Magnifying Glass and Capture the Gag.

Voting
To vote for this video, simply leave a comment below. Of course every filmmaker is interested in audience feedback, so be sure to let them know why this video was one of your favorites. The three videos with the most votes by June 21st will win the much-desired gift certificates! More details on voting are available here. To clarify, clicking the like button allows you to easily share the contest with your friends, but the only way to cast a vote is to simply scroll down to the bottom and leave a comment. Happy voting!

]]> http://www.homeschoolvideocontest.com/2010/06/techno-doodle/feed/ 107 Bubber,Capture the Gag,Developing The Early Learner,Games,Hugg-A-Planet,Jumbo Magnifying Glass,Landmark Books,Prismacolor,Rosetta Stone,Set Game,Signing Time,Stikfas About The Filmmaker We are the kids of Engeland! There are 12 kids in the Engel clan (oh, and two parents). Our mom has been buying Timberdoodle products for us to use since we first started homeschooling twenty years ago! About The Filmmaker We are the kids of Engeland! There are 12 kids in the Engel clan (oh, and two parents). Our mom has been buying Timberdoodle products for us to use since we first started homeschooling twenty years ago! We only showed a few of them here. :) Behind The Scenes We love to make videos and this was a team effort. The Engels involved in this particular project range in age from 17 to 2-and-a-half, and we all worked hard (especially the night before this was due)! :D Timberdoodle Products In This Video Tintin (http://www.timberdoodle.com/Adventures_of_Tintin_s/349.htm), Landmark Books (http://www.timberdoodle.com/Landmark_Books_s/370.htm), Stikfas (http://www.timberdoodle.com/Stikfas_s/291.htm), Rosetta Stone (http://www.timberdoodle.com/Rosetta_Stone_Homeschool_Edition_s/259.htm), Developing the Early Learner (http://www.timberdoodle.com/Developing_the_Early_Learner_p/218-218.htm), Prismacolor Pencils (http://www.timberdoodle.com/Prismacolor_Pencils_s/254.htm), Hugg-A-Planet (http://www.timberdoodle.com/Hugg_A_Planet_s_World_Globe_p/179-229.htm), Bubber (http://www.timberdoodle.com/Bubber_s/408.htm), Set Game (http://www.timberdoodle.com/Set_Game_p/127-037.htm), Games (http://www.timberdoodle.com/hands_on_games_s/26.htm), Signing Time (http://www.timberdoodle.com/Two_Little_Hands_Productions_s/410.htm), Jumbo Magnifying Glass (http://www.timberdoodle.com/Jumbo_Magnifier_Learning_Resources_p/047-200.htm) and Capture the Gag (http://www.timberdoodle.com/Capture_the_Gag_p/783-093.htm). Voting To vote for this video, simply leave a comment below. Of course every filmmaker is interested in audience feedback, so be sure to let them know why this video was one of your favorites. The three videos with the most votes by June 21st will win the much-desired gift certificates! (../participate/prizes/) More details on voting are available here. (../participate/voting/) To clarify, clicking the like button allows you to easily share the contest with your friends, but the only way to cast a vote is to simply scroll down to the bottom and leave a comment. Happy voting! Timberdoodle Co. clean 1:38 Video entry #12 Harrison family http://www.homeschoolvideocontest.com/2009/07/video-entry-12-harrison-family/ http://www.homeschoolvideocontest.com/2009/07/video-entry-12-harrison-family/#comments Wed, 15 Jul 2009 15:22:03 +0000 DoodleBlog http://www.timberdoodlecompany.com/doodleblog/?p=222

Timberdoodle Product Seen In This Video:
Capture the Gag

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