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February 10, 2021 by: Heidi Ciravola

What do Homeschool Methods Look Like In Real Life?

What do homeschool methods look like in real life? Come with us as we take a look at how the various methods play out in real homeschools, going beyond just a basic definition and supplying you with tons of resources for each homeschool method.

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January 29, 2021 by: Cindy

Evan-Moor The World Reference Maps and Forms

The Evan-Moor company has become one of my favorites over the past couple of years. Even though they don’t write curriculum specific to homeschoolers, I’ve found that much of their material is suitable for those of us who teach at home. One of my most recent Evan-Moor treasures is called The World Reference Maps and Forms. Why do I love this so much? Being a

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October 13, 2020 by: Kortney Garrison

Advent Morning Time

Once Thanksgiving has come and gone, we enter the rush toward Christmas.  With family, church, and homeschooling obligations it can seem like we are always a little bit behind during the month of December. Why not consciously plan ahead and choose to create a little margin?  Homeschooling offers us that kind of flexibility.  In our homeschool, we will be setting aside the bulk of our

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August 25, 2020 by: Annie Kate

Ambleside Online

For almost twenty years I’ve been looking at, comparing, purchasing, and reviewing a wide variety of homeschool curricula.  In all those years, one option has always stood out, Ambleside Online. Ambleside Online is an incredible Charlotte Mason curriculum. Spanning all the grades with a few extra options for lighter years and catch up years, it covers all that Miss Mason would have covered in her

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July 11, 2020 by: Dawn

Exploring Nature with Children, a Charlotte Mason Method

Exploring Nature with Children

Nature studies. Outside time. Looking. Investigating. These are the things we love! I ran across something called Exploring Nature with Children and was really curious about it – it looked like something we would really enjoy – and I was right!  Exploring Nature with Children, a Charlotte Mason Method This Charlotte Mason type study consists of a 240 page pdf file by Lynn Seddon of Raising

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April 15, 2020 by: Kortney Garrison

Nurturing Brave Writers

Nurturing Brave Writers

On any ordinary day, after we have put in a good share of work, you can find us gathered at the table sharing a pot of tea.  After everyone is settled with tea and cinnamon toast, I open a book of poems and read one.  We might return to the poem again in the coming days.  But that’s the heart of our simple practice–tea and

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January 22, 2020 by: Kortney Garrison

Consider This by Karen Glass

If you are curious about the intersection of Charlotte Mason and classical models, Consider This is a rich feast that will deepen your understanding and give you much food for thought.

There’s an idea popular in some homeschooling circles that the classical model and Charlotte Mason homeschooling are very different things.  The first is for serious scholars, the second is a less rigorous course of study. In her book Consider This: Charlotte Mason and the Classical Tradition, Karen Glass clarifies both the historic tradition that Charlotte Mason writes out of and the sometimes limited understanding of

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December 4, 2019 by: Kortney Garrison

Print to Cursive Proverbs from Simply Charlotte Mason

Print to Cursive Proverbs from Simply Charlotte Mason

At our house handwriting practice was causing friction.  My verbal, creative 2nd grader just didn’t like any kind of writing.  I was on the look out for something that might change her mind. She liked how fancy my own cursive handwriting looked!  Maybe cursive was the solution to our handwriting troubles?  We started a program at the beginning of the school year, but she found

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