Category Charlotte Mason Method

Charlotte Mason method homeschool posts.

How to Know Your Child Is Ready for Reading Lessons

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.

Here's how you can organize your homeschool schedule so that lessons are done by lunchtime—it's all due to the Charlotte Mason Method!