…then let me be the one to send you over to the perfectly lovely Charlotte Mason Blog Carnival! Enjoy, enjoy, enjoy!
After yesterday’s IEP meeting (about which, more later, hoooo boy), a little CM-scented fresh air is just what I needed.
The August Carnival of Children’s Literature.
Many thanks to Silvia for putting this together so quickly! Great job!
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I’ve had a lot of inquiries this week. What happened to the Carnival of Children’s Literature? Isn’t there going to be an August edition?
What happened is: I’ve had a ton of company this month, and no one else was lined up to host. But we’ve had some new volunteers step forward, so the CCL is back on track. Hurrah!
The August Carnival will be hosted by Silvia of Po Moyemu. She’s a champ, jumping in at the last minute to put together a Carnival before the month ends. Let’s make it easy on her by sending all submissions through the BlogCarnival.com site. Follow the link and use the orange submission button there.
The deadline is 8 p.m. Eastern time on August 30th, and the Carnival will go up on August 31st.
I believe our September host will be Charlotte of Charlotte’s Library. More details about that to come.
So dust off your very best posts about children’s books from the past month, and clicky-clicky to send them Silvia’s way. And spread the word!
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Silvia at Po Moyemu writes:
Next
week, I will be hosting the Make
It from Scratch blog carnival. If you’d like to participate, you can submit your article through the Blog Carnival
submission form. The submission deadline is Sunday night. (That’s
coming up soon!)Be sure and stop by next
week for recipes and ideas of things that you can make from scratch.You can click
on those links to find out more, and to see past carnivals—what’s
been sent in, etc.From the
carnival’s creator:Post
about something you’ve made from scratch (cooking, crafts, sewing, be
creative). Posts must be family friendly. I’m the judge of that!
"From Scratch" means different things to different people. Take bread
for instance, some would consider it "from scratch" to buy the dough
and bake it. Others wouldn’t consider it "from scratch" unless they
ground the flour themselves. I am guessing we are all somewhere between. No set
rules here, just make it at whatever level you consider "from
scratch." Archived posts are fine by me, but please only one post per blog
per week.
Made from scratch, and oh so delicious.
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Time to stock up on essentials!
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This month’s Carnival of Children’s Literature is up at Saints & Spinners—and what a stunning performance!
Heartfelt thanks, Alkelda, for your masterful handiwork. Now excuse me, folks, I have a lot of reading to do!
*Link fixed! Thanks, Matilda!
The July edition of Unschooling Voices will feature posts about "how your family came to unschooling." If you’d like to contribute a post, instructions are here.
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The June edition of the Carnival of Children’s Literature is up at A Year of Reading. Hearty thanks to our fabulous hosts, Mary Lee and Franki!
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