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How to Prepare a Charlotte Mason Lesson
Here are five things to think about when preparing a Charlotte Mason lesson.
Category Charlotte Mason Method
Charlotte Mason method homeschool posts.
4 Roles of a Charlotte Mason Teacher
What is your role as the teacher in a Charlotte Mason homeschool? Here are four things you're responsible to do for your child.
Patience for the Homeschool Journey
Sonya is joined by Laura Pitney for an encouraging conversation about having patience as our children grow step by step.
Habits Q & A: Habit Training with Young Children
What can you do to establish good habits in the toddler and preschool years?
What Is Twaddle?
How did Charlotte herself define twaddle, and what was she warning us about?
Is Charlotte Mason Enough for Older Students?
Does the Charlotte Mason method provide enough challenge or rigor as children get older? Amber O'Neal Johnston joins Sonya for an encouraging conversation.
What Makes Learning Stick?
When you understand the difference between word memory and mind memory, it can revolutionize your home school.
Habits Q & A: Bad Influences and Busy Schedules
What do you do when an outside influence or a busy schedule threatens to sabotage your habit-training efforts?
If Charlotte Mason Were Your Life Coach
Here are 10 things Charlotte Mason would model for you and inspire you to do if she were your life coach.
Nature Study with Bird Feeders
A look at the types of bird feeders you can use to attract birds to your backyard for nature study.
3 Tips for a Successful Charlotte Mason Homeschool Year
Here are three tips to help you have a successful year homeschooling the Charlotte Mason way.
Habits Q & A: Helping a Timid Child and Habits While Moving
Sonya answers questions about how to help a timid child gain confidence and how to keep up with good habits while you're moving.
Balancing Willpower with Grace
Sonya and Laura talk about how to balance pushing through with willpower and giving yourself grace.
How to Ease into Formal Lessons in First Grade
Your child has turned six and you're ready to start homeschooling first grade the Charlotte Mason way. How do you start formal lessons?
Worship: Core Values of Charlotte Mason
Charlotte Mason believed that worship was a part of our whole life, not just formal Bible studies.