Living books are most often associated with the Charlotte Mason methodology. But all homeschoolers – and all children, for that matter – benefit from using living books in their education journey.
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In reading Charlotte Mason’s writing about math, though, I have found that there are ample connections between math and the rest of a Charlotte Mason education. In fact, math is an integral part of a Charlotte Mason curriculum, not an outlier. Here’s what you need to know in order to teach homeschool math the Charlotte Mason Way.
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Learn how to adjust the teachings of Charlotte Mason to fit your faith and homeschool style while still preserving the core theories of her methods.
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Is nature preschool right for your family? Learn what it is and why you might want to consider implementing it in your homeschooling.
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If you are wondering which homeschool method is best for your family, read the strengths and weakness the top 5 common approaches to homeschooling.
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With these ideas, copywork does not have to be boring! Add a little creativity and copywork just may become one of your kids’ favorite parts of the week!
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