Simply charlotte mason

I started our year with Simply Charlotte Mason (SCM) history, and mid-year switched to Mystery of History (MOH). This blog post is for anyon...

I recently did an article called Productive Afternoons, and in it I mentioned that in Charlotte Mason's schools formal lessons were done by lunch. Well, we

Karen Smith shares some of her favorite living science books for grades 1–3 that will give your child a gentle introduction to the wonders of God's Creation.

A full curriculum review of The Charlotte Mason Elementary Arithmetic Book 1 (aka why I LOVE this homeschool math curriculum)!

No, I’m not forsaking Charlotte Mason for something else. But I am going to reveal three areas where I don’t follow Miss Mason’s advice. Here are the confessions of an eclectic CM adapter. 1. Poetry CM says — study one poet

Ever wonder if you are doing enough in your home school? Sonya has some encouragement for you.

The Charlotte Mason method is truly an amazing way to homeschool, but its genius is clouded by too much information. If you are like me, you don't have the time nor the inclination to swim through a sea of impressions. You need a summary, and then you need someone to tell you how to put these ideas into practice.

After each reading that's part of our homeschool, I encourage both of our children (ages 6 and 8) to narrate. If you're new to homeschooling - or to Charlotte Mason's philosophy - narration may be an unfamiliar concept.Simply stated, narration is telling back in your own words what you've just read or heard. It's a simple but incredibly powerful tool that helps children process what they've just heard or read and allows you (the teacher) to evaluate their level of understanding. For younger…

Here's how to set your child up for success when you ask for a narration after a homeschool lesson.

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