Carnival of Homeschooling: Spring Fever 2009

May 5, 10:03 AMAtlanta Homeschooling ExaminerAndrea Hermitt

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The carnival of homeschooling is a collection of posts from homeschoolers all over the country. Each week a different blogger hosts the carnival and each new edition has it’s own theme. The Atlanta homeschool examiner, (Andrea Hermitt) is honored to have this opportunity to host this edition of the Carnival of homeschooling.  

Susan Gaissert presents How We Learned About Toads posted at The Expanding Life.

Spring fever is a perfect excuse for keeping up with the arts: 

Brenda Sain presents Albrecht Durer, a German Renaissance Artist posted at The Tie That Binds Us.

Susan presents What is educational neglect? posted at Corn and Oil.

Renae presents Homeschool Utopia posted at Life Nurturing Education.

~Kris~ presents Our Changing Educational System posted at Weird, Unsocialized Homeschoolers.

Barbara writes "Sometimes we do something very little or ordinary without knowing that the repercussions of that action will be enormous in our lives" and presents It all Started with a Check at Barbara Frank Online.

ChristineMM of The Thinking Mother blog Shares a list of goals for homeschooling to try to prepare our children for the rapdily changing future.  She presents The Best Plan I've Been Able to Come Up With posted at The Thinking Mother.

 Equushick presents Learning Style Indicators posted at The Common Room and ads "If your student isn't learning, you might rethink how you're presenting information.

 

lindafay presents Making Books with Children posted at Higher Up and Further In.

kerry.wmson presents 7 Booksfor Prospective Homeschoolers posted at Kerry - A Ten O'Clock Scholar.

Sarah presents High School Resources posted at SmallWorld.

Sue Richardson says "As you plan high school from home, knowing your teen's interest(s) can help you point them in the right direction as you home school. Here's 10 ideas to help uncover those interest(s), and presents 10 Ideas to Uncover Your Home Schooled Teen’s Interests | Homeschooling High School posted at Homeschooling High School.

Erika Collin presents 100 Free and Excellent Online SAT Prep Tools posted at Rated Colleges.

Patricia Turner presents 100 Excellent Ivy League Open Courses for Engineers posted at Top Online Engineering Degree.

When it's all over, enjoy your summer vacation!

Tammy presents Summer Vacation posted at Adventures On

Beck's Bounty.

 For your enjoyment, Henry Cake presents Other homeschooling carnivals at Why Homeschool. 

 *Submit your blog article to the next edition of carnival of homeschooling using ourcarnival submission form. Past posts and future hosts can be found on our blog carnival index page.