Charlotte mason method

This post is all about the mother’s notebooks that I keep as part of our homeschool & my mother culture. If you’re new to this blog, you know that we follow a Charlotte Mason method of homeschooling and keeping notebooks is something I recommend for any mother-teacher. Charlotte Mason suggested that homemakers keep an enquire within notebook for an aid in running their homes.

If you’re new to the Charlotte Mason method of homeschooling, you may have heard about narrations and notebooking. Narrations are a key piece of a Charlotte Mason lesson.

Charlotte Mason was an amazing educator! Perhaps my favorite quote from Charlotte Mason reveals her understanding that a personal knowledge of and intimacy with God is the highest form of education. This is where we must

You may have heard about Charlotte Mason, but who was she? What is her method, and how can you apply it to your homeschool?

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

I remember the first time I was introduced to the term “Picture Study”. It was ten years ago when I had been contemplating the monumental question, “What is the best way to educate my kids?”. I had come across two transformative books, For the Children’s Sake by Susan Schaeffer Macaulay, an

Living books, narration, notebooking, nature walks, discussion, reading aloud to your kids... incorporate these Charlotte Mason ideals into your science!

classical charlotte mason homeschool curriculum for kindergarten and 2nd grade

Homeschooling using the Charlotte Mason method is so much more than "homeschooling". It's a lifestyle! In our home, we start with essentials of: Nutrition, Cleanliness, and A Well-fed heart. Nutrition: While we all know nutrition is important, it is extremely important on homeschool days, as you are working on the habit of attention. Cleanliness: We

(This post contains affiliate links to Amazon Affiliates, Please see my disclosure for my details) Charlotte Mason believed formal education should be delayed until children were the age of 6, but she did not believe they were incapable of learning at a very early age.