Here's a look at the four notebooks used for Charlotte Mason homeschooling, and why they are better than traditional worksheets. The Tool of Notebooking for Lifelong Learning originally appeared on Simply Charlotte Mason.
If your student can tell about something, she has truly grasped it. It's another tool for self-education. The Tool of Telling for Lifelong Learning originally appeared on Simply Charlotte Mason.
Reading with full attention is a skill that will equip your student to self-education for life. The Tool of Reading for Lifelong Learning originally appeared on Simply Charlotte Mason.
The skill of observation is crucial to lifelong learning. Here's how you can help your student build that skill. The Tool of Observation for Lifelong Learning originally appeared on Simply Charlotte Mason.
If your student can do six simple practices, he can learn for himself for life. Six Tools for Self-Education originally appeared on Simply Charlotte Mason.
If rewards are not what we use to motivate, how can we guide our children to grow in good habits? Good Habits without Rewards originally appeared on Simply Charlotte Mason.
We are blessed to live in a world that is full of good living books. Here's how to find extras for leisure reads and use them with your family. How to Find and Use Extra Living Books originally appeared on Simply Charlotte Mason.
Charlotte Mason gave us permission to put homeschooling on pause to occasionally take an unexpected break. Snatching Sunny Moments originally appeared on Simply Charlotte Mason.
Charlotte Mason homeschoolers often talk about living ideas. But what is a living idea and how do you know you're giving them to your students? What Is a Living Idea? originally appeared on Simply Charlotte Mason.
Is your home school feeling stale? Here are five ways to practice self care for homeschool moms. 5 Tips for Self Care for Homeschool Moms originally appeared on Simply Charlotte Mason.
Laura Pitney joins Sonya to share the life-changing advice she would want her younger self to know. The Advice I Would Give My Younger Self originally appeared on Simply Charlotte Mason.
Even as you strive for the best your home school can be, don't miss the growth that's happening in the day to day. The Glare of Perfection originally appeared on Simply Charlotte Mason.
Richele Baburina joins Sonya for a special look behind the scenes at the creation of The Charlotte Mason Elementary Arithmetic Series. The Story Behind The Charlotte Mason Elementary Arithmetic Series originally appeared on Simply Charlotte Mason.
Narration is a powerful way to learn, but it can seem unfamiliar when your student begins. Here are five tips for getting started with confidence. 5 Tips for Starting Narration originally appeared on Simply Charlotte Mason.
The transition to 4th grade in the Charlotte Mason Method brings several changes for your child. Here's how to have a successful 4th grade year. Your Guide to 4th Grade with the Charlotte Mason Method originally appeared on Simply Charlotte Mason.
How can you encourage your children to love nature and the outdoors, perhaps if you don't already have that love yourself? Sonya is joined by her daughter Ruth to chat about some strategies for enjoying nature with your kids. How to Encourage a Love of Nature in Your Children originally appeared on Simply Charlotte Mason.
Here are some great reasons to enjoy poetry with your family. What’s the Point of Poetry? originally appeared on Simply Charlotte Mason.
Why should your student learn a handicraft such as knitting, woodworking, or sewing? What’s the Point of Handicrafts? originally appeared on Simply Charlotte Mason.
Composition lessons with the Charlotte Mason Method are the culmination of years of your student sharing his thoughts and ideas. Charlotte Mason Language Arts: Composition originally appeared on Simply Charlotte Mason.
What is narration? It's a powerful tool that helps students take ownership of what they have learned. What Is Narration? — Charlotte Mason Language Arts originally appeared on Simply Charlotte Mason.
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Jackie Grimes
sometimes if a kid has autism or ADHD it's not possible for them to stay still.I find if you bring a fidget toy it helps to distract them.training isn't possible with these kids,patience patience patience.agree about the breaks good idea.
Keith Lorenz
I really enjoyed this. Thank you!
Lindsey Ungs
Sonya's advice is excellent! She is a great resource.