November 11, 2008 - Charlotte Mason Blog Carnival
I am pleased to be the host for the latest Charlotte Mason Carnival. Enjoy!
Keri has offered us another dose of Imagination posted at her wonderful blog Sunny.
OOPS! Keri's post for THIS carnival is about handicraft. It's a photo with a caption -- very simple -- but one you don't want to miss!
Mama Squirrel of Dewey's Treehouse shares Simple Folk Songs.
Mrs.Cuddles takes a break from her Cuddles On The Couch to offer us her thoughts on habit training. Read it at Putting Our Hearts and Habits in Homeschooling.
Cindy presents Living Math - Graphs Galore posted at On Our Journey Westward.
Do you dislike crafts? Do you ever wonder about the real learning value of crafts? Well, this post is just for you! Angelina McBride presents Thoughts on Crafts posted at Permanent Things. It will make you think and make you laugh!
Eeeemommy reveals the nitty-gritty details about organizing Poetry Recitals at her blog For the Sake of the Call.
Fiddler has compiled a nice bibliography of living science books in her post --Botany Books for kids at A Habit of Reading.
Lynn is doing something new with living books! Visit Picture Book Interactive Notebook at Eclectic Education for details, including a nice slideshow.
Suzanne lists the curriculum she's using in Home-school Curriculum Notes posted at Adventures in Daily Living.
Karin Katherine's nature study has included both pufferfish and rockfish! See pictures at Fishing 101 over at Passport Academy Homeschool.
Lynn Seddon presents What's a Homeschool Mum to Do: Part 2 posted at Raising Little Shoots.
Looking for some inspiration for composer study? Barb(Harmony Art Mom) presents Johann S. Bach: Composer Study for this Term.
My own contribution deals with artist study -- Mary Cassatt to be precise.
Faith Alterton shares a most creative post at Blessed Quietness -- And yet another use for mud. That got your attention, didn't it?
Kris at Weird, Unsocialized Homeschoolers tackles the socialization issue in Sheltered or Protected? posted .
Amanda is offering free printables in Nature Study Observation Calendars posted at Hearts and Trees.
Kimberly D. Garcia uses a well-known CM quote “I am, I can, I ought, I will” to encourage her children in SETTING CHILDREN UP FOR SUCCESS posted at Classical Reading and Writing.
Comments
November 11, 2008 - Thanks Jimmie
Posted by Anonymous
This is so pretty and well organized. Thank you for hosting the carnival for this edition.
Barb-Harmony Art Mom
November 12, 2008 - Untitled Comment
Posted by westward
As usual, I can't wait to dig in! Thanks for adding my post to your charts and graphs lens. Where do you find all your time?? :o)
Oh, and congrats on all your HSBA nominations!!
Cindy
November 12, 2008 - Untitled Comment
Posted by Anonymous
Oh! I can't wait to read all the entries. Thank you for posting the carnival. :)
Makita
4twinklingstars.blogspot.com
November 12, 2008 - Untitled Comment
Posted by EEEEMommy
Thanks for putting this together, Jimmie! :)
November 12, 2008 - Thanks
Posted by Karin Katherine @PassportAcademy.com
Great job Jimmie.
Thanks for including me and I look forward to reading the other posts included in this carnival.
November 12, 2008 - Wonderful carnival
Posted by ChristiSinTexas
Wow, what a great collection of posts! You did a great job and brought in some great new blogs.
Thanks so much for doing this!
November 12, 2008 - Untitled Comment
Posted by diabetesmommy
I love reading articles from this carnival thread and look forward to them. Thank you for putting everything together this week. You did a great job.
Shannon
November 13, 2008 - Untitled Comment
Posted by Keri
That post was from the last carnival.
This is my new entry:
http://www.homeschoolblogger.com/Keri/618167/
(short and sweet!)
It's o.k. if you don't change the entry.
You did a fine job here!
November 15, 2008 - Untitled Comment
Posted by amtell
Great carnival. I was meaning to contribute, but the deadline slipped by me. Sorry!
November 22, 2008 - Untitled Comment
Posted by melissal89
Thanks so much for hosting the carnival! I'm just getting around to reading through all the wonderful posts.
Blessings, Melissa
