Discover the beauty of science and nature through living books, inspiring curiosity, deepening understanding, and nurturing a love for God's creation.
Discover the beauty of science and nature through living books, inspiring curiosity, deepening understanding, and nurturing a love for God's creation.
Discover the beauty of science and nature through living books, inspiring curiosity, deepening understanding, and nurturing a love for God's creation.
Since 2010, the Sabbath Mood Homeschool blog has been a source of encouragement and training for homeschool families wishing to implement Charlotte Mason's principles and practices.
Every year we have one co-op handicraft that is just plain crafty. This year I chose bleach pen t-shirts. I had seen some neat ones, but then during Christmas break …
My family owns a lake house that is only fifteen minutes from my house, and it is by far our favorite place to spend our summers. Some days it’s just …
Charlotte Mason’s first volume focuses on the child up to 9 years old, but we must remember the time period in which it was written. Children went off to school …
Last summer, while spending a week in a town just 2 ½ hours from home, I noticed that a local museum was featuring a traveling exhibit of landscape paintings from …
Mitchell starting a fire. We’ve done a lot of handicrafts. A lot! I’m tempted to start listing them all off for you, but then my perfectionist side would take over, …
One of my flock graduated just before Christmas, and it has caused me to reflect on what those early days were like, and how far she has come. When she …
I thought of titling this post “How I Came to Homeschool Using the Charlotte Mason Method”, but it took on a life of it’s own as I wrote. I hope …
This week we were very excited to make a Christmas wreath using whatever natural material we could find on our nature walks. I had high hopes, but I am even …
This year we started school in July. We were planning to take a month-long trip this fall, which would necessitate starting school early, but in the end, the trip was …
After reading Ann Voskamp’s post Why November is Statistically the Hardest Month, I decided a Thanksgiving Tree was in order. I am a true procrastinator, so typically I would not get …