Is your blog listed on the Ultimate Homeschool Blogroll? This fabulous link-up where homeschooling moms connect with one another for encouragement and support is turning one year old tomorrow! That means it’s time to start over with a clean slate. Be on the look out for a brand new 2012-13 Ultimate Homeschool Blogroll this Saturday, May 12, and be sure to re-enter your blog so we can all stop by and say hello!
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Create something out of nothing with scribble art. There is nothing more fun than making art from a scribble. The thing I like most about these funny little mixed up scribble creatures is that they are whimsical and clearly imaginary. One thing I feel that’s missing for many children today is a sense of imagination….
The mission of Institute for Excellence is Writing (IEW) is to equip teachers and teaching parents with methods and materials which will aid them in training their students to become confident and competent communicators and thinkers. Using the four language arts—listening, speaking, reading, and writing—IEW methods have been proven to be effective for students of all ages…
Some of us were blessed with children who love reading. Others of us have children who need more encouragement to learn to love reading. Reading is an important part of life. Whether you’re reading for information, reading for fun, or reading because it’s required for school or work, reading is part of life for most…
10 Reasons to Try Family Reading Reading is something our children will need to do throughout their lives. Because it’s such a necessary part of life, they might as well enjoy it, right? There are lots of reasons why it’s important for our children to become good readers and plenty of ways it will benefit…
I remember about 10 years into homeschooling, I had what I would call an “aha” moment. I was talking to a seasoned mom that had homeschooled her 6 kids, who were now adults. We’d been discussing some facets to homeschooling when I realized something very important: Most of schooling our kids at home is about…
I love the freedom that can be found in this week between Christmas and New Year’s Day. During this week I’ll take an afternoon and examine how the first half of our homeschool year has gone. I’ll take notes of things I’d like to change, new things I think we need, and will plan and…
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Thank you for hosting the fun hop each week! I ♥ connecting with other homeschoolers!
hi, just FYI I recently added my blog to the blog roll under Montessori style- I had been under first year and eclectic 🙂 I could not delete those two because I have changed my URL. The button is the same though. it appears as though I am in three lists :/
sorry! Please delete the other two? Thank you!!! Tina @ September
Now, on to the HOP…
Now, on to the HOP…
Thank you for hosting the fun hop each week! I ♥ connecting with other homeschoolers!
hi, just FYI I recently added my blog to the blog roll under Montessori style- I had been under first year and eclectic 🙂 I could not delete those two because I have changed my URL. The button is the same though. it appears as though I am in three lists :/
sorry! Please delete the other two? Thank you!!! Tina @ September
Always like this hop. Thanks for hosting and have a great week.