Wow! The Carnival of Homeschooling has reached the 100 mark with this week’s edition at Mom Is Teaching. It doesn’t seem that long ago that Why Homeschool posted the very first CoH. We’ve had an interesting couple of years, full of enlightening, entertaining, and encouraging blog posts. If you’d like to browse, the CoH archive is here.
Categories: Edu-carnivals
Categories: Edu-carnivals
Categories: Edu-carnivals
Categories: Edu-carnivals
Categories: Edu-carnivals
92nd Carnival of Homeschooling
Carnival of Education
Charlotte Mason Carnival: Music/Composer Study
Teacher Potluck Carnival: Harvest Fest
94th Festival of Frugality
And the Homeschool Blog Awards site is gearing up for this year’s program. They have already posted some interesting articles and a few assignments for anyone who reads homeschooling blogs — and that’s all of us, right?
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The 91st Carnival of Homeschool
The Carnival of Education: Week 137…er, 138?
Charlotte Mason Blog Carnival - First Edition
I’m a bit late with this one, but good recipes are never dated:
Teacher Potluck Carnival: Back-to-School
And what goes together better than homeschooling, families, and frugal living?
Carnival of Family Life
The 93rd Festival of Frugality takes the cake!
Related Posts: more blog carnivals for teachers
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Homeschooling Carnival: Autism edition
Learn about autism while browsing a wide variety of educational and family-oriented posts.
The Carnival Of Education: Week 137
From edu-policy to classroom teaching tips — as always, plenty of good reading.
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It’s carnival time! Once again, the education bloggers have hit the fairway, and there is plenty of variety for your online browsing pleasure:
Categories: Edu-carnivals
This week’s blog carnivals for teachers:
Teacher Potluck Carnival: Back-to-School at Ms. Whatsit.
88th Carnival Of Homeschooling at Consent of the Governed.
The Carnival Of Education: Week 135 at The Education Wonks.
And of course, there is my Bloglines potluck “carnival”, below.
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One last, long weekend before we dive full-speed into school and co-op classes and swim lessons and karate and art lessons and…well, this may be my last chance to catch up on the backlog in my Bloglines folders. With over 100 feeds, there is no way I will keep up with all of you during the school year. So here is my end-of-summer fling, a sort of unofficial “Best of (my) Bloglines” carnival, in which I share my personal favorites from the last few weeks of RSS.
I hope you enjoy these posts as much as I have.
Categories: Blogging · Edu-carnivals · Math Carnival
Tagged: Math links, Other links, Puzzle links
Both of my favorite education blog carnivals continue to grow, with posts in the 40-something range. That means plenty of variety for your browsing pleasure:
Carnival of Homeschooling: The “This is the Order They Came to My Inbox” Edition
The Headmistress and Zookeeper at The Common Room hosts this week’s “online homeschool support group meeting.”
The 134th Carnival of Education
Matthew at matthewktabor.com does a great job of organizing entries in the latest Carnival of Education. Future carnival hosts should look at this and learn the value of white space.
And here’s a bonus carnival, just for fun:
Make it from Scratch Carnival, edition #28
Summer at Summer’s Nook passes on great ideas from a score of creative bloggers.
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