April 30th, 2007 Ever been to a Carnival? Posted by Melitsa in play activities, Sites to visit

Ever been to a carnival?

A blog carnival?

So, what is a blog carnival.

Blogging basics 101 provides a good definition. As does wiki

‘A Blog Carnival is a type of blog event. It is similar to a magazine, in that it is dedicated to a particular topic, and is published on a regular schedule, often weekly or monthly. Each edition of a blog carnival is in the form of a blog article that contains permalinks links to other blog articles on the particular topic.’

3 great reasons to use Carnivals?

• you can find the topics you are currently interested in all in one place. There are special sites just dedicated to carnivals like http://blogcarnival.com/bc/, where you search for your interest by theme or browse the ones already listed.
• You find other great blogs and websites to look at all on the subject you like.
• You can bookmark using delicious or your browser and have new sites to view instead of aimlessly clicking around the web.

Although there are dedicated sites with just blog carnivals there are many blogs/sites that feature them weekly or monthly but carry other categories as well….

So why not pop over now and see what great tips, tricks,articles, things to make you laugh and think over at the newest Parenting toddlers carnival. This carnival is all about family life and Play-activities is featured along with some really great posts.

The 52nd edition of the Carnival of Family Life is up at Parenting Toddlers.

What blog carnivals would you recommend?

Melitsa Avila is a former teacher, mother of three boys and military wife who talks about living an intentional play lifestyle using practical and everyday play activities to do with the under 5s. She publishes related ebooks & newsletters. Melitsa is the host and producer of a weekly Early Childhood radio show: Raising Playful Tots bringing parents and carers together with Early childhood practitioners. Thanks for reading!

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