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Recitation the Charlotte Mason way is more than just rote memorization. It's a chance for students to show how the ideas they've received have impacted them.
A Charlotte Mason education in language arts begins with good books. Here's why choosing living books is so important.
Charlotte Mason math lessons often have the student answer verbally. Richele joins Sonya to talk about why this is a benefit and how to approach struggles with this method.
What benefits can you and your children gain from regularly spending time outdoors studying nature?
Ancient biographies and really old plays. What's the point of including these in your homeschool schedule?
Sonya is joined by Amber O'Neal Johnston, who shares her story of coming to love nature study after growing up in the air conditioning.
Why is there so much emphasis on good habits in the Charlotte Mason Method of homeschooling?
When you have more preschoolers than school-age children it can be difficult to balance the different ages. Sonya is joined by her daughter Ruth to share her strategies for homeschooling in this situation.
Wondering why you should include a foreign language in your home school? Sonya shares some great reasons your family should learn another language.
Have you ever wondered why Charlotte Mason homeschool schedules include art and music?
We've received many questions about math tables and how to teach them with the Charlotte Mason Method. Richele Baburina joins Sonya to answer your questions.
You have a wonderful opportunity to dig deeper into the ideas found in books by discussing fiction with your student. Here's how.
You should only read as much as your child is able to narrate. But how do you know where to stop in a longer reading?
You might have heard that Charlotte Mason required perfection or best effort. What does that really mean, and how can we avoid an unhealthy perfectionist mindset?
Does your home school have to look just like Charlotte Mason's schools? You have plenty of freedom in the principles of the Charlotte Mason Method to do what works for your family!
Sonya and Karen share how they each started with Charlotte Mason homeschooling, and how this wonderful method has served them and their children well.
Homeschool math lessons often have the child work independently. But the Charlotte Mason method takes a different approach.
Do you ever think of math as beautiful? Tabitha Wirges and Dr. Julie Ryle, authors of Practical Geometry, join Sonya to talk about how a mother can see the beauty of math in the everyday.
Your child is not a grade level! Find out how to break out of the grade level mentality and customize your homeschool lessons to your unique child.
Coming in 2025: New Using Language Well, 2nd edition and The Charlotte Mason Handwriting Series! Using Language Well Coming mid-2025: Using Language Well, 2nd Edition! We’ve taken what you love about Using Language Well and Spelling Wisdom and made it…
Katie Thacker, Charlotte Mason parent of a child with ADHD, joins Sonya to discuss strategies for supporting ADHD students with the Charlotte Mason Method.
Coming to Charlotte Mason from unschooling? Here's what you need to know.
If you are coming from project-based learning with Unit Studies to a Charlotte Mason approach, you'll want to keep these things in mind.
Switching to Charlotte Mason from Classical homeschooling? Here are the tips you need to be successful.
If you are coming to the Charlotte Mason Method from another homeschool approach that uses textbooks, you'll need to make these changes to be successful.
Coming to Charlotte Mason homeschooling from public school or a classroom? Here are the tips you need to be successful.
You're planning to use Charlotte Mason right from the start—that's great! Here are some tips to help you make sure you're on the right path.
To be successful homeschooling with the Charlotte Mason Method, you'll need to make this mental shift.
These four subjects will add interest your homeschool schedule, plus you'll be teaching your children valuable character traits and life skills.
Make sure you're doing math, science, and language arts the Charlotte Mason way, to ensure that your children will learn effectively.
Do these two things to feed your children's minds every day.
These five subjects add variety and interest to your homeschool week, but they only take a few minutes to do!
The Charlotte Mason method of homeschooling is becoming more and more popular, and I’m thrilled. It’s a beautiful way to give your children a wide and personal education. As parents make the decision to use Charlotte Mason, they often say…
We might have started homeschooling with the Charlotte Mason Method thinking about curriculum, but it quickly becomes a wonderful way of life!
"I hate math!" "I don't want to do nature study!" Your child doesn't like a school subject. What do you do now?
Here are some tips and ideas for doing Charlotte Mason on a budget.
Teaching your child to read can seem daunting, but if you look for these signs, you'll know when your child is ready.
Should you include singing in your homeschool schedule? Christy Hissong joins Sonya to share how singing has impacted her homeschool journey.
Here's an overview of the notebooks that students keep in a Charlotte Mason Method homeschool.
It seems like living science books often go out of print after just a couple of years. Here are some ways you can find a substitute book.
Here are five ways you can set yourself up for a smooth homeschool morning every day.
With upper level literature, students need to discuss genre, themes, plot, character, and more. How can we do this in a Charlotte Mason way?
Find out how you can become your child's favorite book narrator! Here are 10 tips for reading aloud well.
As parents we want our children to enjoy reading. Here's how you can set your child up to love reading for life.
What is twaddle? What does it mean to avoid twaddle in your home school?
Amber O'Neal Johnston joins Sonya to talk about why history is so interesting with the Charlotte Mason homeschool approach.
Here is what your preschooler really needs from you between ages 3 and 5, and what will truly prepare your preschooler for first grade.
Keep your homeschool schedule fresh and interesting with enrichment subjects! These 10 ideas are easy, fun, and add variety to your day.
Here's how to arrange your homeschool day to maximize your children's ability to focus and pay attention.
Christy Hissong joins Sonya to talk about what adjustments you might need to make to homeschool with a single child.
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