Patterns for Life: An Orthodox Reflection on Charlotte Mason Education by Lisa Rose and Laura E. Wolfe Kansas Dad and I don't often buy ...

The Frontlines of Peace: An Insider's Guide to Changing the World   by Séverine Autesserre - link to my post (library copy) While the K...

I will be sitting in my van or a waiting room and, glancing at my book, realize those few moments of waiting are now precious time to dive b...

Ten Ways to Destroy the Imagination of Your Child by Anthony Esolen - link to my post . (Kindle edition) The Bee-Friendly Garden by Ka...

In volume 6, Towards A Philosophy of Education , Charlotte Mason describes how her philosophy of education governs the manner of teaching ...

Mind to Mind: An Essay Towards a Philosophy of Education by Charlotte Mason and Karen Glass - Read my review. (promotional copy from the...

Here's my Rafflecopter. He's much cuter than that one you can insert onto the blog. First Daughter likes to help with everythi...

Mind to Mind: An Essay Towards a Philosophy of Education by Charlotte Mason and Karen Glass Karen Glass , a member of the Advisory at Amb...

-- 1 -- The picture above is of the sock monkeys my sister bought for all the grandkids at Christmas. These were made by a woman ...

About six months ago (maybe longer), a friend asked me why the children and I memorize poetry and I'm ashamed to admit I did not have a ...

Charlotte Mason in Towards a Philosophy of Education : As soon as he gets words with which to communicate with us, a child lets us know th...

Narrations should be done in complete sentences. Questions should be answered in complete sentences. This seems like a simple requirement, b...

Charlotte Mason emphasized the importance of children experiencing nature in all kinds of weather, including the rain and mud of spring. In ...

It's nice to find someone who can more eloquently express what I've often thought. Read Cindy Rollins on Charlotte Mason and Classic...

Charlotte Mason in Towards A Philosophy Of Education , Chapter 7: That children like feeble and tedious oral lessons, feeble and tedious s...

Charlotte Mason in Towards a Philosophy of Education : For the mind is capable of dealing with only one kind of food; it lives, grows and ...

Charlotte Mason in  Towards A Philosophy Of Education : Our chief concern for the mind or for the body is to supply a well-ordered table w...

I followed a couple of links to this article on teaching in the Charlotte Mason style: Becoming a Charlotte Mason Teacher . I was particular...

Home Education (Charlotte Mason's Homeschooling Series) by Charlotte Mason I don't really intend to review this book in detail. I...

From Part VI (The Will--The Conscience--The Divine Life in the Child) in Home Education (Charlotte Mason's Homeschooling Series) : Ther...