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When you have homeschool co-op once a week, how can you schedule a Charlotte Mason education to make sure you're still getting everything done?
Richele Baburina, mother of a dyslexic learner, joins Sonya to discuss how the Charlotte Mason approach works wonderfully for a student who learns in a unique way.
Here's how high school looks the Charlotte Mason way, and how it sets your student up for success in adult life.
Here's how the Charlotte Mason approach to homeschooling effectively bridges the gap between elementary school and high school, setting your student up for success all along the way.
The Charlotte Mason Method of homeschooling gives elementary children plenty of opportunities to grow and explore as they learn about a wide variety of subjects.
Charlotte Mason homeschooling is incredibly effective for a preschool child. Here's an overview of what to focus on and what to expect as you homeschool your preschooler the Charlotte Mason way.
In a Charlotte Mason math lesson, the parent is like a guide who helps the child along. Richele joins Sonya to explain how you can guide your child to a firm understanding of math.
If you're already doing family devotions, why should you also add Bible lessons to your schedule? Sonya shares some great reasons to give your children both.
Four ways to know you've had a good homeschool year as you evaluate the end of a school year and look forward to the next.
Enrichment subjects are a wonderful way to add beauty to your homeschool day. Here are eight reasons you shouldn't skip them.
Are you doing enough nature study? You might already be doing more than you think.
Can't get outside because of the weather? Not much nature around you? Here are 20 ways you can bring the nature indoors.
Nature is beautiful, but sometimes it can be dangerous. How can you protect yourself? Karen Smith provides reassurance and some strategies for staying safe.
Do you have a child who loves to run and shout? How can you teach that child to respect others and not scare away the nature when you're outside?
Does a blank nature journal intimidate you? Do you wonder when you should have your child record his findings? Karen and Sonya answer your questions nature journals.
Find out what the difference is between science lessons and nature study, and how to balance the two in a Charlotte Mason homeschool.
The preschool and Kindergarten years are a perfect time to cultivate a child's natural love for God's creation outdoors!
Here's how you can get started with Charlotte Mason nature study without overwhelming yourself or your children.
What's the best way to encourage your child's interest in nature study? Sonya and Karen share some ideas to help you.
Learn how a Charlotte Mason approach to math breathes life into lessons and keeps things interesting.
Here's what we can learn from Charlotte Mason's class schedules to help us create our own homeschool plans.
Sonya is joined by Sarah from Read-Aloud Revival to talk about how you can spot a great picture book to read to your little ones.
Sarah Mackenzie of Read-Aloud Revival joins Sonya to discuss tweaking narration when your child has special needs or special challenges.
You'll be surprised at just how many good habits you can form in your child with a well-taught math lesson!
What should you do if your child wants to read twaddle? Sonya and Laura share some ideas for steering your child toward the good stuff.
The story of Charlotte Mason, how she revolutionized education, and how her legacy impacts homeschooling today.
Join Sonya and Karen for a conversation about how you can prepare children for adult life through chores, and what chores are appropriate for which ages.
Charlotte Mason believed in the potential of every human person. And she summed up that belief in eight words.
Five books that will help you grow in your role as a Charlotte Mason homeschool parent.
Sonya shares a meditation on Isaiah 9:6 to encourage you all year to trust in our good Father.
You can learn to add illustrations to your nature journal! Richele Baburina joins Sonya with some practical tips that will inspire you to get started.
Can you keep a nature journal if you are not artistic? Sonya and Karen are self-proclaimed not artistic people, and they have some ideas for you.
Richele shares how Charlotte Mason math lessons help you retain a child's happy relationship with math—and a healthy relationship between you and your child.
Richele Baburina joins Sonya for an overview of Charlotte Mason math lessons.
Sonya answers questions about how to know when you're pressuring a child too much, and how to know when it's time to move on to a new habit.
Here are five things to think about when preparing a Charlotte Mason lesson.
What is your role as the teacher in a Charlotte Mason homeschool? Here are four things you're responsible to do for your child.
Sonya is joined by Laura Pitney for an encouraging conversation about having patience as our children grow step by step.
What can you do to establish good habits in the toddler and preschool years?
How did Charlotte herself define twaddle, and what was she warning us about?
Does the Charlotte Mason method provide enough challenge or rigor as children get older? Amber O'Neal Johnston joins Sonya for an encouraging conversation.
When you understand the difference between word memory and mind memory, it can revolutionize your home school.
What do you do when an outside influence or a busy schedule threatens to sabotage your habit-training efforts?
Here are 10 things Charlotte Mason would model for you and inspire you to do if she were your life coach.
A look at the types of bird feeders you can use to attract birds to your backyard for nature study.
Here are three tips to help you have a successful year homeschooling the Charlotte Mason way.
Sonya answers questions about how to help a timid child gain confidence and how to keep up with good habits while you're moving.
Sonya and Laura talk about how to balance pushing through with willpower and giving yourself grace.
Your child has turned six and you're ready to start homeschooling first grade the Charlotte Mason way. How do you start formal lessons?
Charlotte Mason believed that worship was a part of our whole life, not just formal Bible studies.
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