Welcome, friends! I hope you are refreshed, encouraged and inspired as you cozy up for an afternoon read of these delightful posts from my Charlotte Mason friends!
~Handicrafts~
Amanda shares with us a lovely metal embossing project that your children might enjoy!
Amanda shares with us a lovely metal embossing project that your children might enjoy!
~For Your Younger Students~
Jessica gives us some great tips on spelling with our young ones…the Charlotte Mason way, of course!
Jessica gives us some great tips on spelling with our young ones…the Charlotte Mason way, of course!
~For Your Older Students~
Linda Fay graciously shares with us her Year 7 book list in great detail for those of us needing help the year 7 age group!
Barb has some excellent thoughts and points to consider as you school your high school students entitled Charlotte Mason High School or Not?
~Habits~
Christy gives us her thoughts on the habit of attention, after reading from Laying Down the Rails.
Christy gives us her thoughts on the habit of attention, after reading from Laying Down the Rails.
Keri shares with us some thoughts on Charlotte Mason and memorization!
~Nature study and Outdoor fun~
Tammy shares with us about their summer vacation plans, or rules, I should say! Check out her great ideas for getting OUTSIDE more and watching television LESS.
Martha shares the beautiful process of metamorphisis with her children!
Cay shares an absolutely lovely day that she recently shared with her children!
Cindy has a fascinating start to studying mushrooms with her children! Check out these pictures!
Barb has a post that I love about nature study and what the main GOAL is in studying nature with your children! (Be sure and turn up that volume too, you’ll feel as though you’re having some nature study right there at your computer!)
~Lovely Living Books~
Molly gives us some fantastic tips on choosing great books!
Lizzie shares a sample narration from the classic, Pilgrim’s Progress.
My children and I have taken a lovely rabbit trail down the Beatrix Potter path. We had a neat lesson on observation the other day.
Katie shares with us her thoughts on living books and how to use them with various subjects in your schooling.
Finally, as most of us gear up for a new school year, be encouraged by these gentle reminders from Renae.
I hope you’ve enjoyed this edition of the Charlotte Mason carnival and are inspired as you make your plans for the summer as well as upcoming school year! Be sure and head to Higher Up and Further In for the next edition of the CM carnival on May 26th! You can make your submissions here.
**I apologize for the spacing issues in this post! For some reason, my spacing goes wonko when I have lots of links or pictures in a post! I put in a space and it doesn’t show up, or I delete a line and end up with a big gap in my post! If you have any ideas on how to avoid this problem with blogspot, just let me know! 🙂
Your blog is amazing! I am so impressed with all your homeschooling information!!-Can’t wait to read all your posts when I get more time! You’ll have to give me a blogging 101 quick course- I’m just learning. You have lots of cool things on yours!
Have a good rest of your week
Beautiful job on the carnival, Candace.
Can’t wait to read all of the posts.
I had those spacing problems too. I’ll try to email you tomorrow night to show you how you can fix it. (Gotta head to bed right now, though. 🙂
Looking forward to reading all these CM posts and discovering your blog as well!
Thanks for hosting!
Thank you for hosting the carnival for this edition. I posted a link. 🙂
Barb-Harmony Art Mom
*THANK YOU!* for puttin’ this all together for us to glean from~I have enjoyed all the entries sooo much!!!! (((((HUGS))))) sandi
Thank you for hosting this lovely Carnival. And if you figure out how to resolve your spacing issues, could you pleaes pass the info on to me ? The spacing craziness bugs me too.
Tammy
This was wonderful. I just now found the time to finish reading all the entries, & enjoyed them all. ♥
Thank you again for hosting!