Plenty to Read

March 8, 2006 @ 4:39 am | Filed under: Clippings

Slept late this morning and Wonderboy has PT soon, so just a quickie for now. More later; until then, there is loads of good stuff to read at this week’s Carnivals. There’s Homeschooling, hosted by Palmtree Pundit, and Education, hosted by Mathandtext. And if you haven’t yet made it over to Chicken Spaghetti to see the second edition of the Carnival of Children’s Literature, you’re missing out!

Speaking of the latter, we have hosts lined up for the April and May editions. If you’re interested in hosting a future edition, just drop me a note.

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Liz B says:

Thanks for passing along the info on the carnivals. I really enjoy them!

On March 8, 2006 at 8:50 am

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