My post, “When the tears come, the writing is done,” is featured in this week’s Homeschool Carnival on Janice Campbell’s blog!
Other highlighted posts address education, the legacy of homeschooling, planning and organizing, family and fun.
Also, if you write a homeschool blog and would like to participate in future Carnivals go here.
My post, “10 Tips for Homeschool Newbies,” is featured in this week’s Homeschool Carnival at No Fighting, No Biting!
Other highlighted posts deal with topics like: summer learning, how to build an indoor ant colony, and whether or not we should add a 27th letter to the alphabet.
Also, if you write a homeschool blog and would like to participate in future Carnivals go here.
My post about reinventing your homeschool is featured in today’s Homeschool Carnival at Dewey’s Treehouse!
And I’m in good company! There are lots of great blog posts from other homeschoolers included. They deal with subjects like: what to do when overwhelmed, how unschooled kids learn to do things that aren’t “fun,” and ideas for celebrating Moon Day on July 20 (anniversary of the first landing on the moon).
In tooling around the net this morning, I came across a few bloggers who are posting some wonderful stuff for homeschool. Thought I’d give them a little love and link back to them here:
If you are interested in quilting, you can’t get more inspired than by the stunning colors of this lovely quilt from Life on Prince Edward Island.
To go with my podcast about One Thing at a time, I found this terrific list of ways to get OUT of the house in winter (winter field trips!) from Upside Down Homeschool.
My favorite blog for the new year is not about homeschooling but about mindful living. Becoming Minimalist is helping me to declutter my life in 2013. Sometimes we need to remember to declutter our time commitments, not just our flat surfaces!
Not More, Better
Daily Yellow mirrors our practice of Freewriting Prompts, but offers ideas for free-art practice! Here’s how she puts it:
“Prompt6ix is a weekly set of six words or phrases to interpret as an art journal page, a collage, an art quilt, a piece of mail art, an artist trading card, even a poem for this low intensity challenge. Each prompt will include at least one color and one “technique” or method as well as words or phrases to inspire your work.”
Hope you get some new inspiration for your life by clicking around and picking ONE THING to try. 🙂 Don’t overdo it!
