Office supplies make me giddy. Going to the library is my fondest errands. Bookshelves are my favorite pieces of furniture. Can you relate? If so, you may be a homeschooler.

In this edition of the Carnival of Homeschooling, I consider my wish list while highlighting posts submitted by the homeschooling community. This is a wonderful opportunity to enjoy a smattering of what blogging has to offer.

The homeschool community is diverse and I’m sure my wish list is vastly different from yours, but whatever you desire I hope we can all agree on the importance of liberty.

May the freedom to teach our children continue.

I wish for…

Liberty

• Barbara Frank Online states Let Girls Be Girls.
• Successful Homeschool addresses Homeschool Mom’s Dirty Little Secret #3 – Anger.
• Guilt-Free Homeschooling encourages with How to Adapt Lessons to Fit Your Student’s Interests and Make Learning Come Alive.
• The Homeschool Apologist examines what culture means in Swim At Your Own Risk.
• Alasandra’s Homeschool Blog Awards shares why Moronic Bob Cook Doesn’t Know Squat.
• Home School Dad discusses homeschool registration in Of Carrots and Sticks.

Endurance

• Parent at the Helm shares Two Studies Help Us Understand How Children Learn.
• Chrysalis examines the question, Why Should We Reach Children While They’re Young?
• A Work in Progress writes about embracing Enforced Time Off.
• Laura Grace Weldon challenges Guerrilla Encouragement Efforts.
• The Legacy of Home shares the importance of Family and Home.
• Wonderfully Chaotic remembers Why We Homeschool.

Library/work room

• NerdFamily Things shares resources for the Frugal Homeschooler: St. Patrick’s Day.
• Roscommon Acres gives instructions for The treasures of your heart, a quick St. Patrick’s Day project.
• Ina’s 5 & Our Native Homeschool teaches how to make a Working Aqueduct Model.
• QuirkyMomma has instructions for a DIY World Map Mural.
• SandwichINK shares their favorite Sequence Board Games For Kids.
• Adventures in Mama-Land asks about your workbox pages in Are you a cut-up???

Wisdom

• Opting Out asks Can phonics reduce the crime rate in America?
• Introducing the World reviews The Talent Code.
• Nirvana Homeschooling reviews the Book: Imaginary Garden.
• Tea Time with Annie Kate shares a favorite resource Free: The Handbook of Nature Study.
• Delightful Children’s Books shares 9 Books About Children From Around the World.
• A French Education teaches Silhouette on the Shade.
• A Pilgrim’s Heart found some Online Art Resources to enhance your Art Studies.

Housekeeper

• Why Homeschool shares information about ADHD and diet.
• Homeschool Mo will need some help with cleanup after Tot Time – It’s Flubbertastic!
• Our Curious Home asks the pressing question, “How Do I Homeschool and…Take a Shower?“
• Diary of 1 opens up the playground in the post, “Homeschool Recess.”

What is on your wish list?

If you would like to submit your blog article to the next edition of Carnival of Homeschooling, please use this submission form.