This Make a Middle Ages Dictionary project is taken from our Middle School Lesson Plans. Â However, you could also use this lesson plan if you were using our Unit Study Tools. Actually, this plan would work for any other period,…
If you homeschool using Charlotte Mason methods, you’ve often heard that narration is the activity to do after reading books. Oral narration is an excellent teaching strategy, but did you know that there are many other ways to make creative…
If you’ve read my blog at all, you know that home-educating your children offers so many benefits over putting your kids into government schools. You have more time with your children and can mold their character, have flexibility in how…
Can’t get your children to do their homeschool work? Every homeschool mom on the planet struggles with this at one time or another. And often, it’s a lot more than just every now and then. Do you agree? This is…
Charlotte Mason Music Study is not difficult — even if you think of yourself as non-musical. As a busy homeschool mom, you may not think you have time, but you do. It doesn’t have to be a big deal. You…
I know what you’re thinking. “I don’t have time for Picture Study and know nothing about art.” (Right?) If this is you, keep reading to see how easy it is to fit Picture Study into your week’s nooks and crannies…
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