The Carnival of Family Life
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There have been some great carnivals of late, I always particularly enjoy the carnivals that do something quirky with the categories. So welcome to The Carnival of Family Life School Edition, the buzzer’s going so settle down at your desks please. I’ve categorized as best I can, so I hope you’re all pleased with your classes.
Before we begin, a message from Mom is Teaching, We’re Learning All The Time
8.30am Art
Trinity Prep School is showcasing some of her brother’s fine artwork in An Art Show. She says
Some of them are so detailed and precise, they look more like photographs.
And, I’m inclined to agree with her, they really are very very good.
Photography’s on the timetable next with Editing Fun at REagent in Conneticut.
9.00am Textiles
Activist Mommy “Recycled Fashions are Hot”
HowToMe is doing a practical demonstration on How To Make a Door Stop or Door Holder
Me-ander presents Puzzled
9.30am English
Healthandfitnessfactorfiction presents The Write Stuff
Tupelo Kenyon offers a lesson in communication: Communication – Friend or Foe
Live the Power presents A Favourite Book
10.00am Biology
The topic today (like everyday) is functions of the bowel. Down with the kids presents the importance of the subject matter in You Could Sell Tickets…
The Pet Haven presents Dog “Hot Spots”
The foodchain is an interesting topic, read all about it this article which involves anoles, crickets and worms – A Foolish Mom and Her Money
FitBuff has some interesting information in Average IQ Score Determined by Birth Order?
Vbacadventure.com asks Is a Breech VBAC Possible?
Let’s Talk Babies discusses Smoking During Pregnancy
Building Blocks Blog presents Bumps and Bruises
11.10am Home Economics
Active Duty Military Money and Matters presents Last Night on Suze Orman
My Wealth Builder presents Save For Big Ticket Items
Living the Dream presents The High Price of Summer Fun
Lil Duck Duck presents 13 Outdoor Birthday Food Ideas
Facipiers and Stinky Toes presents They Called Him Tape-Head
Husbandhood advises on How To Treat a Second Degree Burn
Fun Playdates presents A Healthy Snack That Kids Will Love
INNside Innkeeping in Montana presents Green Light on Travelling
Saving Advice have some good ideas for free activies for the kids this summer.
We Survived the Teens presents Family Eats
12.40pm Lunch and Break in The Common Room
News From Hawkhill Acres presents Nothing in Particular
The Expatriate’s Kitchen presents 13 Mom Tricks
The Diaper Diaries presents Thank God I Just Cleaned it Yesterday
No credit needed discusses a busy weekend and shares some financial contemplations – Working for the Weekend
The Common Room presents She Won’t Mention Names. But That Was Hilarious
Miscellaneous Adventures presents Who’s Mothering Who?
All Rileyed Up presents It Hurts To Be This Popular
More4Kids provides tips on Choosing a Daycare
The So Called Me discusses daily life in Little Ones Everywhere!
Summer Grasses shares a story – Flowers
Kailani asks an interesting question in Stuck in Traffic
Be a Good Mum asks What Could You Learn From Your Kids Today?
Daddy Financials shares his experience of Being a New Dad
Life After 50 has some Fun Activities To Do With Your Grandchildren
1.20pm Social Studies
Mommy Poppins presents How To Teach Kids Manners with Cartoons
Can’t Holder Tongue talks about Friendship in Pool Puppy
Journey 2 Retirement presents Your Older Sibling Really is Smarter
Imaginif’s focus as always is on chid safety this time in The Culture of Dancing Corroboree for Child Safety
A Life Uncommon presents Little Dove in a Lie
PediaScribe discusses marriage in Three Things…
Marc and Angel presents The Two Most Important Practices in Life
A word of warning on relationships and DIY from hizzenherz – Catch Yourself a DIY Dreamboat
How does your mood and attitude affect others is the topic this week at Do You Weary in Well Doing? – If mamma ain’t happy, ain’t nobody happy
Enhance Life discusses decision making in Decide to Be Decisive
Twin Journey remembers nurturing in Co-Bedding and First Bath
2.00pm Physical Education
Reasoned Audacity presents The Camera Misses Nothing
My search for meaning, money…presents Thing’s I Learned at My Girls Swim Lessons
Melitsa’s ‘The crocodimes are coming’ activity reminds me of the many team building exercises we would do at cadets
2.30pm Geography
Home Schooling Aspergers presents End of Term Excursion: Aboriginal Culture
Why Homeschool discusses the Benefits of Travel
Hot Strategies presents Planning a Fishing Vacation For The Whole Family
3.00pm Religious Education
Mommin’ It Up founds a new faith “OLPP” in Losing My Religion (I can hear the R.E.M hymn playing now)
3.30pm Computing
Summer with Grandmother Wren presents Super Surfing for Kids
Home Time
It’s almost over! at Work at Home in Progress
Play2Relax has some prank ideas in her article on Sleepovers
Detention (for me)
Apologies to the Babytalkers, I missed their post
The Baby Bug
in typical teacher fashion, I will say this was done on purpose to test you guys (!) you passed by the way 
Thanks everyone for your contributions, feel free to hang about for some chat, also if you want to subscribe it would be good to see you around.
I'm a 27 year old mum to 4 year old Erin. We live just outside Edinburgh in a small village. I've been blogging for four years and write about anything and everything that takes my fancy.
Themocracy
Lunch was always my favorite subject! LOL! What a great carnival you put together! Thank you for all your hard work.
AWESOME JOB! Love the creativity, Maureen
What a cool way of setting out a carnival! That’s great
This is very creative. I missed to post an entry =(
this is my first time with this carnival. what a creative job you did. i love it1
I LOVE the time table set out and I LOVE that you placed us in Social Studies.
Thanks so much for all the thought you put into this.
Megan in Australia
Thanks guys, couldn’t have done it without all the great entries
Wow, thanks for putting this together. There are a lot of articles. Better get reading!
Great job putting this together! For some reason my post was missed but that’s ok. You did a wonderful job.
Sorry Csara, sorted now
Very creative. Thanks for the link. Can’t wait to read some of the other posts.
Very nice format, and thanks for posting my entry!
Awesome format! Thanks for including me! Love the other submission, too.
Aww guess mine didn’t make it this time again. Great format though. I love it. Great job.
Nevermind I see it. xD Sorry.
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Thank goodness there was no pop quiz. What a cute and clever way to host the carnival. Nice job!
I loved your format. Though it reminded of school… ugh…
8:30 am classes…..
Thanks for doing a great job. I like the layout.
This carnival was inspired. How creative of you! We are new to the world of blogging and VERY new to blog carnivals. Thank you for the time and hard work you put into this and thank you for including us.
Great job on the carnival. Thanks for including me. It looks like there are some great entries to read through this week.
Thank you so much! I thoroughly enjoyed this carnival.
You did a wonderfully creative job putting it together.
Very fun presentation! I think my Play library post and Cory’s Marriage Actually post got lost as well.
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very well done
thanks so much for including me
Kerri & Cory please check out the After School Club Edition
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Sorry but I feel the need to make this comment. I have been monitoring the last several carnivals of family life and I couldnt help but noticing the appalling number of comments following a Carnival post. There are only 20 comments from bloggers who have submitted to this carnival.
There should be at least 60 comments/trackbacks following this post.
Where are all the people who have submitted to this carnival? This is an example of poor blogging etiquette! I have also noticed a lot of bloggers dont respond to comments left on their blogs yet they seem to have the time to publish a post daily.
Submitting to a carnival is just one small part in building the popularity of one’s blog whereas interacting with other bloggers within your niche is crucial to its success.
I’m always here to follow up comments husband
I agree the trackbacks do seem a little low, although the comments left are very positive – thank you all.