The first post today is from Jen. She discusses the importance of setting priorities and keeping some sort of order to our lives with realistic expectations. Homeschool and Life: How we get it doneAt Home Spun Juggling, you can also see a reminder about keeping priorities straight, and making certain that our dedication to our schooling doesn't lead to the neglect of other important things, like our health. Home Spun comic strip #705
Over on "Waiting for Charlie" you can read about a Daisy group's Garden project. "Welcome to the Daisy Flower Garden - a Journey Review"
On Homeschool Bytes, you can read about a creative App that is for the youngsters learning to write. IWriteWords App Review – My 3-year-old loves it! You can also find out about a free online program forlearning ASL Sign Language.
Speaking of technology, who would have thought that an iPod could help a child learn to read? Well that is just was this family discovered atA Life Supreme.
At Dewey's Treehouse, they are studying the amazing Underground Railroad
At Home School vs. Public School, they are talking about history as well. Exploring History With Your Home School Student discusses different ways of looking at history.
At The Legacy of Home, you can read about The Importance of Home Economics Training.
Over on Eclectic Momma, you can read about her take on the difference between a "Reminder" and a "Resolution" at Reminders.
Lessons from the Homestead shares with you the great educational opportunities you can find in even the simplest of tasks, like Planting Seeds.
At Parent at the Helm, you can read about how once again, science confirms what loving parents already know. That a Mother’s Love Leads to Better Learning.
Holy Spirit-Led Homeschooling is sharing a great resource - a free eBook: 100-Indoor Activities for Kids. Perfect for when we are stuck indoors in the long winter!
At the Homeschool Co-op, you can learn about the benefits of aMontessori style education.
Homeschool Happymess is currently learning about Impressionistic Art in State of The Art: A Homeschool Studio.
Jimmie compares Homeschooling and Exercise at Jimmie's Collage.
The Thinking Mother shared a special moment she had with her son....one of those times where you child says something that makes your Heart Swell.
Homeschool Circus shares how Once a Month Cooking benefits their family.
Time4Learning is sharing something that our family knows a lot about. How your pets can be part of your schooling.
At Tea Time with Annie Kate, she discusses how the seasons can play a role with how your school "works."
The Homeschool Dad has a creative way of teaching his kiddos about the Presidents....by focusing on their birthdays!
Golden Grasses discusses how History is a story, or narrative, and so much more than just "evidence."
And thus ends this week's Carnival of Homeschooling!This post written and property of Homeschool Circus and can be found at: www.upatdawnreadytowork.blogspot.com . If you are reading this from a source other than www.upatdawnreadytowork.blogspot.com you are reading a scraped copy!
