Living Learning Moments Meme for Home School Children

Posted By Jacque on September 17, 2009

Living Learning Moments Home School MemeWelcome to the Living Learning Moments meme! The story of how it came about is below! If your children would like to or have a chance to participate, they are most welcome! This meme will be a part of our children’s home school this year, and we love to share!

The meme will be posted on Thursdays, at both Eric’s and Hannah’s blogs.

There are no particular ages, and it is open to boys and girls.

It is particularly made for home school students, but not closed to non-home schoolers.

Please use the linked icon code in your post.

Please sign the Linky: There will be a Linky for you to link your post on. You will need to link your post to it, not your blog url.

Please mention LLM in your post and link back to my weekly LLM post on Eric’s or Hannah’s blog. This is so your friends can also find it and participate with us. We reserve the right to delete those links that don’t adhere to this.

If you have time, please leave a comment.

Here is the icon code your are welcome to use in your posts:

<a target="http://jacquedixon.com/?p=4922"><img src="http://i709.photobucket.com/albums/ww91/GleaningtheHarvest/Linking%20Icons/llm.png" border="0" alt="Living Learning Moments Home School Meme" />
</a>

Here is the Meme content:
For My Week:
A Photo:
The favorite thing I did:
The weather outside was:
I am reading:
My projects around the house:
I learned about:
I made:
I am working On:
I am looking forward to:
My Scripture verse for the week:
On my prayer list:
I am thankful for:

You do not have to post each topic, just the ones that apply to your week.

Living Learning Moments Meme Story

I used to participate in a weekly journaling meme. Way back then, a year ago, I guess, my younger daughter and my son who blog had asked me if they could also participate. I told them no, but I would make up some different, home school-related questions for them to do as a meme on their own blogs. With good intentions and not a lot of time, I made up the questions and started taking some photos for an icon for a meme.

That was months ago…..

….

They did a few of them, and because we then had no internet access for them weekly, they haven’t kept up on it. I have been promising I would get it up for them for this school year, and today, as they start, we would like to invite you to also participate.

Living Learning Moments is a name I coined after I started blogging. I was using Teachable Moments, and when I discovered that that was already copyrighted in use, I stopped using it and started LLM. Our home school is based on the term I coined, Living Learning Moments Home School, and I decided it would be a great name for their meme.

Jacque Sig

Thanks for participating, and if you are interested in more home school blogging activities, please read about Blogging to Learn. We also have online  that you are welcome to join us in.

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12 Responses to “Living Learning Moments Meme for Home School Children”

  1. Lena Baron says:

    LOVE THIS! Thank you for sharing! I look forward to doing this with my Jakob.

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  2. HveHope says:

    Dear Jacque0

    Here is where I get to reveal my ignorance: what is a ‘meme’

    warmly,
    HveHope

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    HveHope Reply:

    Whoops! The type size is so small that I did not notice the ‘O’ at the end of your name. I thought I’d left a ‘~’

    ~ HveHope

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    Amanda Reply:

    A meme is usually weekly, themed post that each person does on their own sites. Like the Saturday Psalm and Praise meme is themed to post a Psalm or Praise to our Lord. There is a Wordless Wednesday Meme that people post with just a picture without words. there are many different memes to participate in.
    Amanda´s last blog ..A Place To Hide My ComLuv Profile

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  3. Christin says:

    I just realized I’ve missed this! I was waiting for it and here it is two months later and I just found you were doing it! (I’m horrible at keeping up with blogs…even with the readers!) I promised my daughter she could participate in this once it started, so she is going to join you! Yay!

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    Jacque Reply:

    Wonderful Christin! Don’t worry about not joining us. I honestly have not had time to make sure they keep up on the memes… :(
    I will let Hannah and Eric know she is participating, and I know that will make them happy! :) )

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    Christin Reply:

    Oh I understand! You JUST had a baby! Don’t worry. But yes, we will join you Thursday. She has seen the prompts so is thinking them over before writing. :) She loves to blog but I haven’t given her a consistent schedule to do it. (Plus, she’s still young at just 7, there’s really no rush!)
    I’m hoping to get her a typing program and child sized keyboard soon so that will benefit her blogging ability as well.
    Blessings!
    Christin´s last blog ..Something Bigger Than Me My ComLuv Profile

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  4. Loni says:

    I am trying to get the button to work… my daughter will be doing this starting next week, and she would like to have the button on her blog :D Can you help me?
    Toda Raba!

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    Jacque Reply:

    Hi Loni,
    I just copied the code from inside the box and put it into the html and it worked. Do you know how to do that? Check to see that the http:// is complete. It should look like this:


    with no spaces before or after the arrows > <
    If not, you can copy the image and paste it into a post, and use it in the posts and/or get the html and use that in your sidebar.
    Shalom!

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  5. Loni says:

    Yes, thank you… I copied and pasted it again, but when I go to click on it it doesn’t take me anywhere? I am overlooking something :D
    Loni´s last blog ..Blog Buttons! My ComLuv Profile

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  6. Loni says:

    Oh, I found it…thank you! Now it links back :D

    Halea and I went over Joycelyn’s guidelines for blogging, as they were much like we have already discussed, but it is nice for her to have a printout. :D

    She will be using llm, us, and countires for schooling. I was trying to find the saturday Psalm, but haven’t found it yet… is there still a button for that? I have not seen it in quit some time now…

    Thank you for all you do!
    Shalom =)
    Loni´s last blog ..Blog Buttons! My ComLuv Profile

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    Jacque Reply:

    ahhh… there is a button, though I have renamed it and just asked Jocelyn to make me another if she gets time to. You will find it here: http://jacquedixon.com/?page_id=297
    You can use that one, as we will just upload a new one to replace it.
    I also just said that I need to start doing that again too… and having Eric and Hannah and Rachel to do them too!
    I need to get the States and Countries up-to-date too…. I think Rachel can be in charge of that! :)
    Shalom!

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