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January 22, 2008

New home

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Farm School has a new home and a new look for the new year. Come join us!
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January 18, 2008

Poetry Friday: The Round Up Is Here

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Peter Mark Roget , inventor of the slide rule but most famous for his thesaurus , boon to poets everywhere, was born on this date in 1779. ...
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January 16, 2008

Cybils widget fun

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Look what I have -- over there on the right. It's a widget with all the Cybils Middle Grade/Young Adult Nonfiction nominees . I found...
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January 14, 2008

The 50 Greatest Books ever written

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"Over the coming year, an international panel chosen by The Globe and Mail will select the 50 Greatest Books ever written. Each week, ...
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Great assumptions

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Sophie Gee, an assistant professor of English at Princeton University and author of The Scandal of the Season , wrote in yesterday's NY ...
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January 13, 2008

Another red herring

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Yesterday I quoted this section from a New York Times article about the tragedy of the Jacks family in Washington, DC, Mitchell L. Stevens,...
January 12, 2008

Red herrings, falling through the cracks, homework, and choice

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Kate at I Think Therefore I Blog hits the nail on the head about The New York Times 's misguided and insufficiently researched article ...
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January 11, 2008

Time for delurking

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Kris Bordessa, who blogs at Paradise Found , home schools, and writes nifty nonfiction for kids, says it's Delurking Week so I believ...

Poetry Friday

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No. 668, c1863 by Emily Dickinson "Nature" is what we see – The Hill – the afternoon – Squirrel – Eclipse the Bumble bee – Nay – N...
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January 07, 2008

Beowulf and Grendel

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rendered in Lego by MicahBerger at Brickshelf . Click each thumbnail for a larger view. This turned up in my "Beowulf" GoogleA...

Oh no Canada

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Canadian teenagers, from bad to worse. Much, much worse. A Good Samaritan became a victim of crime himself as he went to save a woman from...

Yo walks in beauty, like the night

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The current issue of New Scientist reports on new American Speech . To which I can only add, sure, why the hell not? may i feel said yo by...

Dangerous things

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The last TedTalk to make a big impression on the home education blogs and groups was Ken Robinson's , on how schools educate children t...

The Learning in the Great Outdoors Carnival is up

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The New Year's edition of the Learning in the Great Outdoors Carnival is up, hosted by Terrell at Alone on a Limb . Terrell writes, Lea...

Announcing the Cybils shortlist for Middle Grade/Young Adult Nonfiction

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The official announcement has been made over here , at the Cybils blog . You can find the remaining short lists up today, too, including No...
January 06, 2008

Happy anniversary, George and Martha

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Twelfth Night in Historic Camden County Illustration from The Granger Collection, New York And it's always nice to have a holiday excuse...

World War I by blog

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I picked up The National Post while in town on Saturday afternoon, and found this article about a blog created by Bill Lamin of Cornwall, u...

Quickie thumbnail reviews of Cybils middle grade/young adult nonfiction nominees, Part I

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Not all of them, just the ones the publishers were kind enough to send along, because with the short list ready to be announced tomorrow, I ...
January 05, 2008

On the twelfth day of Christmas

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my true love gave to me, twelve lords a-leaping. At first I considered the Lords of the Dance. Like the Nicholas Brothers, Or Russ Tamblyn i...
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Family, books, food, classical home education, books, journeys, music, books, thoughts, movies, and books. Davy is in second grade; Daniel, third grade; and Laura, fifth grade
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