Citizenship -The Role of History Knowledge and the Necessity of Individual Thought
Charlotte Mason felt strongly about citizenship -strongly enough that she gave it a regular place in the curriculum. And while children...
Narration and the Very Young
First Stones in the Foundation Early school in this curriculum includes Pre-Preparatory, Preparatory and Year One students and these...
Process Over Product
If you’re familiar with some of the main points of a Charlotte Mason education, then you’ve probably heard or read a little about...
A Letter
Dear Families, As a mother of two lovely daughters, both of whom have grown up a great deal already, I wanted to share a few thoughts to...
Quality Narrations Come from Living Books
We often read from various books and articles that the main premise of a Charlotte Mason education is the idea that children will read...
Teaching from a Place of Rest
What is teaching from a place of rest? This idea is based on the word scholé, a Greek word meaning “leisure, free time, rest”. Our word...
A Survey of Charlotte Mason's Transcription
This first post will focus heavily on transcription (also known as copywork), how handwriting overlaps with it, how spelling can be...
Narration's Many Faces
Narration has another side to it that is often neglected. While we are always quick to note that narration involves the act of reading...
Thoughts for "On A Classical Education"
As I republish articles of interest from The Parents' Review, which can be found at the Internet Archive, I hope to post my thoughts...
The Nature Notebook
Filled with sketches and notes based on a child’s own personal connections with nature experiences, the nature notebook fulfills two...