The theme for this Carnival revolves around quotes from the popular movie The Princess Bride, one of the most quoted movies of all time and a particular favorite of homeschooling families. Familiar lines such as “When I was your age, television was called books.” “You keep using that word. I do not think it...
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This week’s Carnival of Homeschooling, at The Homespun Life blog, features some great articles, covering a variety of subjects, including lifestyle, faith, and classical music, and beginning with the founder of the Homeschool Carnival, Henry Cate from ‘Why Homeschool’.
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The Carnival of Homeschooling #239 is hosted this week at The Common Room blog: “Although a theme is not necessary to host the homeschooling carnival (I have hosted with no theme before), it can be fun. This week’s theme is a bit ambitious. It is… the history of homeschooling in America. Please understand this...
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The ever-wonderful Carnival of Homeschooling is sponsored this week by Janice Campbell, who writes: “To celebrate the season, let’s imagine that we’re at a lovely beach with waves breaking, a gentle breeze blowing, and palm trees rustling. Now…. relax and read while your dear children build sand castles!”
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The Carnival of Homeschooling is a weekly blog carnival which showcases posts about homeschooling from both seasoned and new bloggers.
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Why Homeschool — Carnival of Homeschool: Week 68 “You must pay taxes. But there’s no law that says you gotta leave a tip.” — Former Morgan Stanley Advertisement Humor is the order of the day, so pop on over. posted by Valerie
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In Natalie’s world, homeschooling always makes the front page, above the fold. Natalie Criss has done a terrific job over at the Homeschool Cafe bringing us the February 28, 2007 Carnival of Homeschooling: Print Edition . Don’t get ink on your hands. Posted by Jeanne Faulconer
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This Week’s Carnival of Homeschooling Welcome to the Carnival of Homeschooling! I have the pleasure of hosting this week of many wonderful entries. I am going make a feeble attempt at a theme (for the first time) that is inspired by our new house. There are a lot of entries so let us jump...
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The CoH is over at PalmTreePundit. posted by Valerie
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Carnival: The Tryptophan Edition
Check out this week’s Carnival of Homeschooling: The Tryptophan Edition at Apollos Academy: “There are wonderful holiday-themed lesson plans, imaginative plans for common subjects, and just some wonderful families enjoying life and their homeschooling journeys by kicking up their heels and taking advantage of this sometimes chaotic time of year to try something new...
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