In reading the entries submitted to this Carnival of Homeschooling, I got to thinking about the different ways you can categorize homeschooling. Then, I got to thinking that it's pretty darn impossible to categorize. After all, homeschooling isn't a segment of our lives, it IS our lives and to me homeschooling is more like living and breathing and less like a thing we do.
Regardless, I did my best to present this carnival in bite size pieces giving you home stuff, school stuff, somewhere in between stuff, and other valuable stuff. Enjoy!
As a little bonus, I am including some FREE KINDLE BOOKS you can use in your homeschooliing journey. You don't need a Kindle to use them.
Home Stuff
Cristina Payne presents Perpetual Motion posted at Home Spun Juggling, saying, "Contemplations on the loose tile in the bathroom."
Fred Lee presents Preventing And Treating Sports Injuries In Kids posted at Parenting Squad.
Carol J. Alexander presents How to Motivate Your Child, part 2 posted at Everything Home with Carol.
Pamela Jorrick presents Bitter Sweet posted at Blah, Blah, Blog.
Lisa Nehring presents Hi, My Name is Lisa, and I am not Wonder Woman.... posted at Golden Grasses.
School Stuff
Elena LaVictoire presents Homeschool Preschool. posted at My Domestic Church.
Jen presents Preschool and Toddler Fine Motor Sorting Activities posted at Frugal Kids.
Read Aloud ... Dad presents Classic Children's Fairy Tales - Best Illustrated Edition posted at Read Aloud Dad.
Amy @ Hope Is the Word presents Favorite Read Alouds posted at Hope Is the Word.
NerdMom presents Frugal Homeschooler: Fraction Help posted at NerdFamily Things.
Gidget presents Homeschool Online Resources for Games & Printouts posted at Homeschooling Unscripted, saying, "I've compiled a list of the online resources we use most often."
Danielle Thoma presents A Living Lesson posted at The Joyful Noise Schoolhouse.
Jamie Gaddy presents @TEOTD - IYO - is Spelling STILL important? - Blogs - Parent Community and Forum posted at Homeschool Online, saying, "Spelling is becoming a forsaken art, but today just as it was 100 years ago... spelling is vital."
Linda Dobson presents Homeschooling Parent Responds to Disney’s Teacher of the Year posted at PARENT AT THE HELM.
Patricia Oaklief presents How You Can Support Your Daughter in Math and Science posted at Amigram (Free Online Announcements) Blog.
Angela Gray presents You’re Supposed to do Experiements Over and Over, Right? - Team Gray! posted at team Gray!, saying, "We found a great experiment that we didn't do right. So we tried again. And we'll try again. That's why they love science over here."
Somewhere in Between Stuff
nak presents Community, not Co-op posted at Sage Parnassus
Melanie Grant presents How To Get Those Kiddie Engines Running in the Morning posted at Mel's Mouthful on Mothering.
Miss Nirvana presents Microscope pictures of sea shells from Lake Michigan posted at Nirvana Homeschooling.
Kelly @ The Homeschool Co-op presents Embracing the Home Learning Lifestyle posted at The Homeschool Co-op.
Andrea (me) Presents New School Year, New Habits at Notes from a Homeschooling Mom saying "Well, this doesn't happen every day, but it's certainly a nice goal".
Other Valuable Stuff
The Stone Age Techie presents A Different Kind of Memorial, a September 11 Memorial.
dixon.marino presents The 20 Oldest Books of All Time posted at Master of Library Science, saying, "If someone were to ask you what the oldest book you could think of was, you most likely wouldn't name one from this list. We often forget just how old literature is. The oldest literature dates back as far as 2600 BC.
This list of the twenty oldest books of all time offers a look at the thought process of early civilizations and represent the cultural heritage of us all."
Annette presents Higher Education: Economic Boon or Bubble? posted at CreditDonkey.com Tips, saying, "Is college still worth it? Let's take a look at student debt and demographics and the resulting employment and earnings."
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3 comments:
Thank you for putting it all together and including my post!
Peace and Laughter,
Cristina
Thanks for all your hard work in organizing this carnival.
Sursum Corda,
Nancy
Lots of great articles... thanks for including my post... you have a really nice informative site!
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