Simply Charlotte Mason Homeschooling

Let's talk about your questions about challenging courses, book selection, and dual enrollment.

Let's take some time to answer your questions about courses, credits, grades, and transcripts in the high school years. Rest assured, it's not as difficult as you might think.

Most high schools are concerned with one thing: getting the course work done. But a Charlotte Mason-style home school looks at the whole person and has a broader goal.

This first batch of questions are all about spreading the feast in the high school years.

When you started homeschooling, you probably had a vision of the big picture. But when you've been working on a long-term project, it's easy to forget the big picture.

We are happy to announce Narration Notecards: Narration prompts and key words for written narrations.

Here's a great idea to help you with written narration.

For many years we have longed for a truly Charlotte Mason math curriculum. So you can imagine how excited we are to announce The Charlotte Mason Elementary Arithmetic Series!

We're hearing so many good things about Charlotte Mason's way of teaching math! Min Hwang's experience is especially encouraging.

Here are six reasons the Charlotte Mason approach to math is such a good fit for special needs children.

Charlotte knew that, although concrete work with manipulatives is an important first step, it is only one step on the path to mathematical thinking.

Charlotte Mason elementary arithmetic lessons are primarily oral. Here's how it works.

Let's take a look at different aspects of Charlotte Mason's beginning math lessons and discuss how they seem to be tailor made for an early elementary child. This time we'll discuss short lessons and simple sums.

We are pleased to announce that our 2018 Calendar Journal is now available.

We invite you all to send in your questions about high school the Charlotte Mason way. We'll gather them and answer them in future episodes.