Read ‘Em and Weep

May 12, 2006 @ 8:48 am | Filed under: Carnivals

Kara of Cape Buffalo has put together a large-scale Mother’s Day tribute featuring posts by dozens and dozens of bloggers. Grab a box of tissues and get ready for a nice satisfying cry.

This ought to whet your appetite for Amyable’s Celebration of Heart and Home on Sunday…

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In 2006, a year after I began this blog, I coined the term Tidal Homeschooling to describe my family’s homeschooling style, an ebb and flow of
high tide (planned, Charlotte Mason-ish) and low tide (unschoolish, delight directed) learning. You’ll sometimes see me call it Tidal Learning. Seventeen years later (and counting), the metaphor still works. At the time of this writing (January 2023), I’m enjoying tidal homeschooling with Huck and Rilla, my two youngest, now in their teens.

If you’d like to read more about tidal homeschooling, there are a bunch of posts at this link.

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Read ‘Em and Weep

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