I was updating my (online) commonplace notebook and wanted to add some of my favorite lighthearted Winnie the Pooh Quotes to brighten your day! To… Read More »Winnie the Pooh Quotes for the Commonplace Notebook
Education is an Atmosphere, a Discipline, & a Life One of the most loved Charlotte Mason (CM) quotes among homeschoolers is “Education is an Atmosphere,… Read More »Principle 5: Education is an Atmosphere, a Discipline, & a Life: AKA 3 Instruments of Education
Children are Born Persons Charlotte Mason begins with the principle that children are born persons. In Chapter 2 of Book 1 of Volume 6: Towards… Read More »Charlotte Mason Principle #1: Children are Born Persons
Free Parenting Summit My friends over at Homeschool Summits are doing it again — this time hosting the Parenting Summit 2.0! Here’s the scoop direct… Read More »The Homeschool Parenting Summit 2.0 2023
Charlotte Mason Principle 3 And so we continue in our study of Charlotte Mason’s 20 Principles: this post looks at Principle 3, Authority & Docility… Read More »Charlotte Mason Principle 3: Authority & Teachability
Charlotte Mason’s 20 Principles of Education I’m about to do a series on Charlotte Mason (CM) Principles. This article will simply list the 20 principles… Read More »Charlotte Mason Principles
What’s inside: This is the place to get free copywork for homeschool! I’m sharing some nice free downloads for you based on the Ambleside Online… Read More »Free Copywork for Homeschool
Planning Shakespeare for Your Homeschool Year Are you looking to make sure you plan to include Shakespeare in your homeschool year? This article can help!… Read More »How to Plan Shakespeare for Your Homeschool Year
Planning your Homeschool Today’s post is going to give you resources and ideas for homeschool planning. Disclosure: This post contains affiliate links, meaning that if… Read More »Homeschool Planning Roundup
Do you need to schedule a loop? Loop scheduling! It sounds fun, doesn’t it? Let’s look at how loop scheduling can help you. What is… Read More »Why do I want to use a Loop Schedule?