My blog may have been AWOL recently, but the homeschooled kid bloggers have been busy!
What fun! Go visit several of the students’ posts, and be sure to leave them some encouraging comments.
If you would like to submit a blog article to the next edition of the Homeschooled Kids Blog Carnival, you can use the carnival submission form on the kids blog carnival page. You can also find all the back-issues of the carnival there, for your browsing pleasure.
Image by Wilson (Army Gal) via Flickr
The 23rd Homeschooled Kids Blog Carnival is now posted, with a nice variety of things to read. Fiction and non-fiction, places to visit and movie/book reviews, lego projects and horse quotations, and even some math, and more. Go visit all the homeschool bloggers, and be sure to leave some comments. Every blogger loves to hear from readers!
Okay, this notice is late, as the carnival was published nearly a month ago — but it’s still well worth visiting: twenty-two homeschooled student bloggers in the twenty-second carnival. Wow!
The kids are writing about a wide variety of interesting things, so go check them out.
P.S.: While you’re in the mood to visit kid blogs, two of my students have teamed up to write a new (and so far, very silly) blog called Collaborative Randomness. We’ve been meeting at Panera Bread once a week for “Writer’s Day Out”, but Gecko is moving out of state, so today was our last day together. The collaborative blog will be a way for them to continue the fun from a distance…
The latest Homeschooled Kids Blog Carnival is up and ready for browsing. Enjoy!
Welcome once again to the homeschooled kids blog carnival. Now that spring is in the air, it’s time to dust off our blogs, get rid of the cobwebs and make some fresh posts…
“It’s time for another edition of the Homeschooled Kids Blog Carnival! I wish you all a warm welcome –– and a Happy New Year. And the new year is the theme for our carnival this month. It seems like a time for new things to happen, doesn’t it? New adventures, new opportunities – and new things to learn…”
Check out the latest Homeschooled Kids Blog Carnival over at Alice’s Bunny Blog. Be sure to leave comments to encourage the participating bloggers.
If your post was included in the carnival and you would like to put a blog carnival button in your sidebar, the instructions are here:
This month’s blog carnival is up at Let’s Call It a Journey:
Amber did an excellent job at putting it all together! Go visit her blog and read all about the fun things your fellow homeschool bloggers are writing.
Image by StevenM_61 via Flickr
Hey, student bloggers, don’t forget to submit a post to the Homeschool Kids Blog Carnival. The carnival comes out on the 30th, but of course the author needs some time to put the post together. So don’t delay — send in your favorite post today!
If you don’t know what a blog carnival is, check out the last edition, posted at Kitten’s Purring:
photo by Horia Varlan
My daughter Kitten is hosting this month’s Homeschool Kids Blog Carnival, featuring a summer-fun theme. Be sure to click over to her blog and browse all the great posts:
If your post is in the carnival and if you would like to put a blog carnival button in your sidebar, I wrote instructions in this post: Homeschool Kids Carnival — with Sidebar Buttons!
Kitten has volunteered to host this month’s Homeschool Blogs By Kids carnival, and now is the time to send in your submissions!!! Look over your recent blog posts and choose a favorite, then click here to fill out the submission form.
Header photo by Niner.
Here are some of the books I've enjoyed through library loan or coveted online, but haven't yet saved up the money to buy.
Almost all of the book covers featured on this site link to Amazon.com, where you can read descriptions and reviews—and where I earn a small commission if you actually buy a book. But if you have access to a good library system, you should be able to read the books for free.
Are you looking for a good writing book? Check out these favorites from my overflowing bookshelves. You may use the Amazon.com links below (and help support this blog!) or ask your local librarian.
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