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Each lesson plan in the Simply Charlotte Mason curriculum uses a wonderful mix of modern and classic books, carefully hand-picked from a Christian worldview by experienced homeschool parents. In every plan, you’ll find a complete year’s book list, a daily itinerary that tells you what to do for each lesson, teaching tips to help you ...
- Overview Chart
The Simply Charlotte Mason curriculum is divided into three...
- Preschool Guide
If you want regular help nourishing your little one with...
- Build Your Own Curriculum
Learning Charlotte Mason Methods. If you are new to the...
- Individual Graded Subjects
Individual Studies for Grade 5 will give you day-by-day...
- History/Geography/Bible Lesson Plans
You can start with any time period you like and then...
- Keep It Simple
Relax. The planning has been done for you! Our lesson plans...
- Genesis Through Deuteronomy & Ancient Egypt
Summary. In this study your family will begin at the...
- Bookstore
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- Explore The Series
What is the Charlotte Mason Method? Our Approach; Our...
- Picture Study
Our Picture Study Portfolios make the method simple with an...
- Overview Chart
I walk you through those long-range planning steps in the post called 5 Steps to Planning Your Charlotte Mason Education. This post will focus on the short-term preparation for individual lessons. I encourage you to choose a weekly rhythm that will give you the most confidence as you teach.
- Family History, Geography, Bible
- Family Enrichment Studies
- Individual Studies
- Sample Schedule
- More Free Resources
We like to approach history studies as a whole family. That allows your students to share connections and insights about each history time period. In each book list, there will be certain living history books that you read aloud to the whole family, then additional books to assign to the older students on their grade levels. The whole family can do...
Enrichment studies are subjects like art, music, poetry, literature, and more. These subjects are part of what makes a Charlotte Mason education so enjoyable! Most of them take only 5–15 minutes to do, and you don’t do all of them every day. And these are great to do as a family. Sprinkle them throughout the week to spread a generous feast with won...
Only a few subjects need to be taught individually: math, language arts, and upper level science. These subjects depend on a student learning skills that build on each other, so you’ll teach each student at his or her grade level. For those subjects, we have grade-level suggestions.
Here is an example of how you might set up your weekly schedule. Some subjects are done every day, but many are done only once or twice a week to add variety and keep things fresh. You can also see detailed schedules on the bookstore pages that feature the open-and-go daily plans for each of our History Studies, Enrichment Studies, and Individual S...
You will find additional free resources in the Simply Charlotte Mason bookstore, including a printable Book of Centuries template, Scripture Memory verse cards, and more. This free Blank Weekly Schedule Chart downloadcan help you plan your week. And be sure to take advantage of the generous free samples provided for all our resources in the Simply ...
This Charlotte Mason Homeschool Guide helps explain what this method is and why it might be the right one for you. It also offers you resources for implementing the Charlotte Mason Method in your homeschool.
Nov 28, 2016 · What does the method actually look like in action, and what does lesson planning require of us? In this post, I'm sharing a super-simple Charlotte Mason planning method that originally came from the amazing Bill St. Cyr of Ambleside Schools.
Jul 19, 2023 · Some of Homeschool Planet’s Top Picks of Charlotte Mason lesson plans and resources to make curriculum selection quick and easy are: Music in Our Homeschool, Institute for Excellence in Writing, Life of Fred, and Beautiful Feet Books (coming SOON!).
Jun 4, 2024 · Principle 1: Children are Born with Personalities. Children are born persons. To put it mildly, children are real persons just like us. They are not blank pieces of paper. They come naturally with curiosity, energy, and a love for life. Have you ever noticed your child is super excited when they wake up?
