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The Mental Shift You Need to Make
To be successful homeschooling with the Charlotte Mason Method, you'll need to make this mental shift.
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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?