Series Making the Transition to CM

Practical ideas and tips to help you make the transition to the Charlotte Mason Method in your home school.

How to Get Started with Charlotte Mason

Two Foundational Charlotte Mason Methods

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…

Starting Charlotte Mason Homeschool from Classroom or Public School

Switching to Charlotte Mason from a Classroom

Over the past few weeks, we’ve been talking about tendencies and tips for those who are making the transition to using a Charlotte Mason approach in their home schools. We all come from different backgrounds and those backgrounds can act…

Switch to Charlotte Mason from Textbooks

Switching to Charlotte Mason from Textbooks

We all come to Charlotte Mason from different backgrounds. Perhaps your homeschool background has been mainly using traditional methods and materials like textbooks and workbooks, study guides and worksheets. If that’s the case, you may find that you have a…

Switch to Charlotte Mason from Classical

Switching to Charlotte Mason from Classical

I’m often asked, “Is Charlotte Mason classical?” Homeschoolers can debate that question all day. Here’s my take on it: If by “classical” you mean appreciating and using classic literature; cultivating good character; focusing on what is good, true, noble, and…

Switch to Charlotte Mason from Unit Studies

Switching to Charlotte Mason from Unit Studies

Some people think that a Charlotte Mason approach is a unit study approach. But there are some key differences between the two methods. And if you’re making the change from unit studies to Charlotte Mason in your homeschool, you need…

Switch to Charlotte Mason from Unschooling

Switching to Charlotte Mason from Unschooling

If you’re switching from an unschooling approach to the Charlotte Mason Method, here’s a little advice to keep in mind. If you’re not sure what “unschooling” is, it might help to take a moment and watch the video, Five Flavors…