Tomorrow morning, my Little Miss will be eight. EIGHT. This is difficult. I don’t think I want her to be eight. It’s half way to sixteen and sailing around the world. I’m linking to this weeks Carnival of Homeschooling to help take my mind of it.

Of course, she won’t be sailing around the world if she doesn’t get her act together and stop taking an hour for 10 minutes worth of work. Because when she’s supposed to sailing around the world, she’ll still be sitting at the table not doing her history narration. Fortunately, I’ve found some good tips about dealing with a bad attitude. It’s hard to believe my wonderful Little Miss could ever have a bad attitude. She’s perfect.

The thing about the stupid narration is that she actually loves history, especially ancient Egypt. I know both the girls will enjoy this very cool history tool found via the Nerd Family. Thanks, Nerd Family!

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Science is one subject where I’m fairly unorganized. Not because I don’t think science is important, but because I think at this age, exploration and actually being a scientist is the best way to learn. And sometimes the easiest way to do that is to keep your eyes peeled and follow the questions. This post from the Not Quite Crunch Parent has some good stuff and a tragedy. Sniff, poor butterfly.

Not in the carnival, but still worth linking is today’s APOD. It’s all sparkly and fairy-like, just like my Little Miss. Only she’s growing up and she won’t be sparkly and fairy-like much longer. She’ll be grown and articulate and old.