Posts Tagged ‘naturestudy’

Links for June 2, 2008

June 3, 2008 @ 4:00 am | Filed under: Links

The Miss Rumphius Effect: June Edition – Learning in the Great Outdoors
Cooking » Blog Archive » Crash Hot Potatoes – Just yum. Thanks to Hooly for the link. Now come over and make 'em for me!

Jelly Jar Down – Go see what happened when Beate's kids made butter!

Tags: naturestudy, Recipes

Links for May 18, 2008

May 18, 2008 @ 10:04 am | Filed under: Links

Mother Crone’s Homeschool: Mother’s Day Nature Study – This touching bunny story had my heart beating like a rabbit's.

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Tags: naturestudy

Links for May 13, 2008

May 13, 2008 @ 8:00 am | Filed under: Links

Isn’t it Time We Made the World Fair? | The Family-Centered Life – Michele Quigley on Fair Trade.
Busy just before it gets busier « Handmade Homeschool – I love, love, love her needlework.
Karen Edmisten: Catching up with Krampf – The experiment emails just started showing up in my in-box, too. I wondered what was up. Thanks for directing me to all the cool stuff at his site, Karen. Love this guy!!
Herding Turtles On The Trail: Happy Mother’s Day – "Those sticky kisses don't last forever," writes Sarah. "Enjoy each one!" Lovely post
A Cup of Tea with Me: Mother’s Day Morning – Laura's beautiful tribute to motherhood
Frog And Toad Are Still Friends: Oh, Wah Wah Wah – Beck scores a slam dunk with this blistering critique of a study that "proves" parents are less happy than other folks.

Tags: crafts, current events, motherhood, naturestudy, Parenting, Science

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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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