Welcome to the eighth edition of the Canadian Home Educators Blog Carnival!
A new comer to the carnival, LimeGreen is a 8 year old boy that lives somewhere in Canada, but he and his parents prefer not to say where, and he invites you to check out some Thaumatropes he made as he also tells you what he has learned about them.
Miranda, in British Columbia, says "Oh right, it's February" as she tells us about the seeming slump they've been going through.
That's the end of this week's trip across Canada visiting with home educating families along the way. Thanks to those of you that invited us to visit and thanks to those of you that came along for the trip.
If all goes well the next edition will be posted next Monday, March 2nd, but the deadline for submissions is Friday, February 27th. Hope to hear from you all before then!
Monday, February 23, 2009
Monday, February 16, 2009
Edition 07 2009
Welcome to the seventh edition of the Canadian Home Educators Blog Carnival.
Heather, in Ontario, has her family doing some Tangle Doodling and making some really neat art.
On her personal homeschooling blog, Rosina, in British Columbia, as she says FSA Testing ~ To Test or Not to Test...That it is Question.
On the British Columbia HomeSchoolNations Blog Rosina is Calling all Canadian Unschoolers to tell them about an unschooling conference.
That's the end of this week's trip across Canada visiting with home educating families along the way. Thanks to those of you that invited us to visit and thanks to those of you that came along for the trip.
If all goes well the next edition will be posted next Monday, February 23rd, but the deadline for submissions is Friday, February 20th. Hope to hear from you all before then!
Heather, in Ontario, has her family doing some Tangle Doodling and making some really neat art.
On her personal homeschooling blog, Rosina, in British Columbia, as she says FSA Testing ~ To Test or Not to Test...That it is Question.
On the British Columbia HomeSchoolNations Blog Rosina is Calling all Canadian Unschoolers to tell them about an unschooling conference.
That's the end of this week's trip across Canada visiting with home educating families along the way. Thanks to those of you that invited us to visit and thanks to those of you that came along for the trip.
If all goes well the next edition will be posted next Monday, February 23rd, but the deadline for submissions is Friday, February 20th. Hope to hear from you all before then!
Monday, February 9, 2009
Edition 06 2009
Welcome to the sixth edition of the Canadian Home Educators Blog Carnival!
Check out my blog, based in Newfoundland and Labrador, where I tell you about the Financial Fitness Challenge, "an educational program designed to enrich the financial literacy of Canadian students".
Heather, in Ontario, tells us about the wrap up activity of their Stock Market unit where their children had to decide to Buy, Sell, Wait.
Lori, in Alberta, tells us about Introducing the Planned Spontinaity Box.
Miranda, in British Columbia, makes some great points as she makes the claim "I have no advice" about the teaching of reading.
Rosina, in British Columbia, tells us about A Very Special Bakery Tour that doubled as a surprise birthday party for her son.
That's the end of this week's trip across Canada visiting with home educating families along the way. Thanks to those of you that invited us to visit and thanks to those of you that came along for the trip.
If all goes well the next edition will be posted next Monday, February 16th, but the deadline for submission is Friday, February 13th. Hope to hear from you all before then!
Check out my blog, based in Newfoundland and Labrador, where I tell you about the Financial Fitness Challenge, "an educational program designed to enrich the financial literacy of Canadian students".
Heather, in Ontario, tells us about the wrap up activity of their Stock Market unit where their children had to decide to Buy, Sell, Wait.
Lori, in Alberta, tells us about Introducing the Planned Spontinaity Box.
Miranda, in British Columbia, makes some great points as she makes the claim "I have no advice" about the teaching of reading.
Rosina, in British Columbia, tells us about A Very Special Bakery Tour that doubled as a surprise birthday party for her son.
That's the end of this week's trip across Canada visiting with home educating families along the way. Thanks to those of you that invited us to visit and thanks to those of you that came along for the trip.
If all goes well the next edition will be posted next Monday, February 16th, but the deadline for submission is Friday, February 13th. Hope to hear from you all before then!
Monday, February 2, 2009
Edition 05 2009
Welcome to the fifth edition of the Canadian Home Educators Blog Carnival!
Before we start this trip I have an announcement to make. Tonia, in Quebec, was the winner of the random draw of last month's participants. I will be sending her a small envelope of surprises.
If anyone would like to help with prizes for future months, please let me know. You would not have to send the prizes to me. I would put the prize donator in contact with the prize winner.
Now, let's get on with this week's trip.
Tonia, in Quebec, reminds us to make sure we are Enjoying Life instead of just getting caught up in the busyness.
A new comer to the carnival, Shannon, in Ontario, tells us about her families adventures with Cursive Writing and how her thoughts on learning cursive have changed.
Molytail, in Alberta, excitedly tells us "And then there were two.." as she lays out the reasons and plans for bringing their son home to school.
Rosina, in British Columbia invites us to check out Our Valentine Tree
On her nature blog, Rosina reminds us about The Great Backyard Bird Count 2009, which is scheduled for February 13.
That's the end of this week's trip across Canada visiting with home educating families along the way. Thanks to those of you that invited us to visit and thanks to those of you that came along for the trip.
If all goes well the next edition will be posted next Monday, February 9th, but the deadline for submission is Friday, February 6th. Hope to hear from you all before then!
Before we start this trip I have an announcement to make. Tonia, in Quebec, was the winner of the random draw of last month's participants. I will be sending her a small envelope of surprises.
If anyone would like to help with prizes for future months, please let me know. You would not have to send the prizes to me. I would put the prize donator in contact with the prize winner.
Now, let's get on with this week's trip.
Tonia, in Quebec, reminds us to make sure we are Enjoying Life instead of just getting caught up in the busyness.
A new comer to the carnival, Shannon, in Ontario, tells us about her families adventures with Cursive Writing and how her thoughts on learning cursive have changed.
Molytail, in Alberta, excitedly tells us "And then there were two.." as she lays out the reasons and plans for bringing their son home to school.
Rosina, in British Columbia invites us to check out Our Valentine Tree
On her nature blog, Rosina reminds us about The Great Backyard Bird Count 2009, which is scheduled for February 13.
That's the end of this week's trip across Canada visiting with home educating families along the way. Thanks to those of you that invited us to visit and thanks to those of you that came along for the trip.
If all goes well the next edition will be posted next Monday, February 9th, but the deadline for submission is Friday, February 6th. Hope to hear from you all before then!
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