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Blog Links
I don't have a blog and am trying to find my way around all the blogs! Some one did post a place where everyone could post their links but I can't find it, so I thought I'd post another place in the forum section (where I believe everyone can access). So can you all post your links and quick description of your blog! Or links to your favorite sites.
Thanks!
Erin
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Permalink Reply by Debbie Ingold on -
Children Grow Children Explore Children Learn Is where I blog about everything we are doing in our homeschool.
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Permalink Reply by teachmama--amy on -
Good idea, Erin!
Most of the blog links are somewhere in the 'we teach: we're bloggers' group, but it certainly does make sense to have them available here, as well, so that those who don't blog can get to the links easily.
My goal at teachmama is to provide parents with the tools and resources they need to be the best teachers for their children. I just try to share easy things I do every so often to keep my kiddos' brains and bodies moving.
amy
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Permalink Reply by The Activity Mom - Nicole on -
http://activitymom.blogspot.com/
The Activity Mom is a blog I started with various activities that I try with my son and want to share with other moms.
(Sorry, I couldn't figure out how to get my hyperlink to show up in the text. What am I doing wrong?)
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Permalink Reply by Ayn Colsh on -
I'm Ayn and I teach pre-k! I have just ventured into the blogging world and am learning to navigate as I go. My blog is little illuminations
I blog about activities and my musings on teaching young children.
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Permalink Reply by Madonna on
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A Mommy Talks is where I blog about my new phase in life as a stay-home mom.
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Permalink Reply by teachmama--amy on
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Nicole,
I totally know what you mean about hyperlinking text. It looks strange, but here's how:
highlight the text you want hyperlinked, then click on the hyperlink sign (5th from the left, next to the camera), and insert the link.
Trust me, it will look nuts because it shows up as html and not plain text, but when you click 'add reply', it will show up as hyperlinked text.
:*)
amy
The Activity Mom - Nicole said:http://activitymom.blogspot.com/
The Activity Mom is a blog I started with various activities that I try with my son and want to share with other moms. (Sorry, I couldn't figure out how to get my hyperlink to show up in the text. What am I doing wrong?)
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Permalink Reply by Dawn Little on -
Hi all,
I have two blogs - one geared towards educators and one geared towards parents - both literacy related. On Picture This! Teaching with Picture Books I review picture books that can be used to model reading comprehension strategies or the Six Traits of Writing. On Literacy Toolbox, I provide tips and tools to aid parents in enhancing the literacy lives of their children.
Thanks!!
Dawn
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Permalink Reply by Amy Anderson on -
I blog at Let's Explore, where I share simple ways to play, create, and explore with your kids. I also blog about our homeschooling activities at Early Bird Homeschool.
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Permalink Reply by Jo Shabo on -
I blog on Somewhat Organized, Slightly Crafty Tot Teacher...and Mommy. Lots of blogging on being a stay- at- home mommy, learning with my kids in Tot School, our home "preschool" and being "slightly" crafty when I get a spare moment! :)
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Permalink Reply by jenny - let the children play on -
Hi, I blog at http://progressiveearlychildhoodeducation.blogspot.com
I'm an Australian preschool teacher with an interest in nature play, the outdoors and progressive education and the blog is bits of all this with other stuff thrown into the mix.
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Permalink Reply by Elise on -
Hello
My blog is called Inspiration Surrounds, Creatvity Abounds and I blog about all the different sources of inspiration that we (my three year old daughter and 20 month old son) use to play, learn and create arts and crafts throughout our days.
The link to my blog is:
http://etadventures.blogspot.com/
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Permalink Reply by Candace @NaturallyEducational on -
Hi,
I'm an educational consultant and writer (curricula, magazine articles) and I have my EdM in Social Studies Education and certification in English/Literature, History/Social Studies, and Communications (Theater Arts). I was a classroom teacher for five years before shifting to working from home as a consultant.
Naturally Educational is dedicated to the idea that children learn naturally through play and exploration. With some help from their parents, professional educators, and a few carefully chosen materials, kids will fulfill their innate potential.
I keep a blog on there with ideas for educational activities as well as thoughts about pedagogy, issues in education, etc.
Excited to be here!
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