Charlotte mason preschool activities

How to get started with preschool lessons on the homestead. The benefits of using Montessori style learning on the homestead for farm kids.

How to we capitalize on our children's curiosities while still delaying formal lessons until a child is 6 years old? Teaching the alphabet the Charlotte Mason way is a fun, joyful way to spend time with our babies and preschoolers and instill a love of learning.

Wondering how to do preschool the Charlotte Mason way? Here's what a Charlotte Mason preschool and Kindergarten looks like.

Looking to start a morning basket for your preschooler? Need some more ideas on what to include in your early years basket? Morning time is the perfect solution for creating a space for things that would otherwise get pushed aside. It also helps build your family bond and creates lifelong learners. And, having a morning … Our Charlotte Mason Morning Basket for the Early Years Read More »

A Sweet and Simple Year in Preschool is a full-year, Charlotte Mason-inspired curriculum designed to make life easier for homeschooling parents! Each week will focus on one letter of the alphabet with corresponding picture books and gentle phonics activities. You'll also find 🌿Bible 🌿Outside time 🌿Poetry 🌿Crafts 🌿Art study 🌿Classical music 🌿Activities 🌿and more! Get your free three week sample! #charlottemason #preschool #preschoolhomeschool

A Charlotte Mason Handicrafts Lesson Before we begin A Charlotte Mason Handicrafts Lesson … First, I explain why I’m focusing subject by subject. Also, I include Charlotte Mason quotes because I find her original lectures on education to be awe inspiring and helpful. Next, please keep reading to see the break down of implementing lessons, the schedule, … Continue reading A Charlotte Mason Handicrafts Lesson

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Here's a round-up of our resources for our first year of homeschooling with a Kindergartener!

I like to say that Charlotte Mason is the reason I began homeschooling. My oldest child was only two years old when I stumbled upon a blog in which the author was homeschooling with the