Memo Monday
Written by Jacque on February 25, 2008 – 12:02 am -
Carnivals
Amanda @ The Daily Planet will be hosting this week’s Carnival of Homeschooling. If you haven’t sent your submission in, today is the last day! You have until 9EST to submit something. Please make sure to check it out on Tuesday!
You can also check out the Homestead Carnival, which Amanda also held at The Daily Planet today. It’s number 38!
And you thought I was done… well Amanda also hosted the The Carnival Of Principled Government: Presidential Birthdays Edition at her blog too!

A new carnival is coming to town.. SisterLisa is hosting the Share Your Faith Carnival : Homeschool Edition at The HomeSpun Life. Please go by and join the fun as we testify why and how the Lord led us to homeschool our children. Grab the icon too!
Giveaways
Growing in Grace is getting ready to publish their March issue, but for now they’re hosting a photo contest for the girls!!! Come by and check it out!
A Pondering Heart is hosting a Family Photo Contest and giving away a The Old Schoolhouse Magazine subscription or if you already have one - an extension! Contest has been extended to MARCH 1ST.
Curriculum
The E-store always have some free curriculum…
SuperSecretAngels is a Secret Sisters for girls ages 12-22 started by SuperAngel. Here is the SuperSecretAngels Group Information. There are rules for participation you can read. The next session starts March 7th, but the submission deadline is February 28th.
Something New:
Also, the new book we will be reading for the HSB Literary Club is: Helen’s Temper - Lamplighter
Helen and Betty could not be more different in their perspectives of the destitute people that live around them. When Helen, the old sister, hears the story of the Good Samaritan she is rewarded for her classroom achievements, while the other sister chooses to live the example of the Good Samaritan. As Helen lives for herself and is constantly worried about the opinions of others, Betty searches for ways to be a blessing to others. When faced with the realities of living the life of the Good Samaritan, Helen reveals the treachery of her own heart as she mercilessly withholds good from a dirty street urchin. This is a story that reaches the heart, especially when you read how Helen responds to unexpected mercy and forgiveness she did not deserve.
Author: Mrs. George Gladstone
Written in: 1872
Pages: 168
We have not been disappointed in the touching Godliness of these stories. We would LOVE for you to join us!! You can sign up HERE!
A CD I have not been asked to review, but I will give you a blurb right now anyway:
‘Tis So Sweet CD by Steve Sensenig - Worship Keys
If I can sum it up for you: LOVE IT. You can find it at The Schoolhouse Store. There are a few technical things, like fading, but I honestly had asked Jocelyn the very night before if we had an instrumental hymn cd or something similar, and the next day, an envelope came from our dear friends Paul and Gena, and there it was! I immediately popped it into the laptop. I love it. Steve is an extraordinary pianist, and we all love it! Amanda even asked me if she could take it with her the other day when she was going into town. Sorry, I said, “No way!
Seasons at Home Magazine by JoyousHome.com
LOVE this magazine. It is all-encompassing. It is for girls and moms, but also sets a family atmosphere. The present issue is supposed to have articles about home birthing, and I cannot WAIT to read it! I love the issue I have with its recipes, crafts and even a couple of articles that, as Amanda pointed out, could be used as unit studies.I am looking forward to writing a very positive review for The Old Schoolhouse Magazine.
Have a BLESSED week!
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March 6th, 2008 at 9:40 pm
Thank you for mentioning GGM.((hugs)) The girls love to write for the Lord I’m so glad we have this site for them.
March 6th, 2008 at 9:41 pm
Oh and for HomeSpunLife. I look forward to sharing what all our readers are saying about their decisions to homeschool.