Charlotte Mason Language Arts: Grammar

The Charlotte Mason approach to grammar and English builds a student's confidence in the art of using language well. Charlotte Mason Language Arts: Grammar originally appeared on Simply Charlotte Mason.

You're going to love the Charlotte Mason approach to spelling, with words learned in context of great passages from literature! Charlotte Mason Language Arts: Spelling originally appeared on Simply Charlotte Mason.

How do field trips fit into a Charlotte Mason homeschool year? What’s the Role of Field Trips in Charlotte Mason? originally appeared on Simply Charlotte Mason.

With the Charlotte Mason Method, students learn handwriting in a natural way. Here's how it works. Charlotte Mason Language Arts: Handwriting originally appeared on Simply Charlotte Mason.

The Charlotte Mason approach to reading lessons is the best of both phonics and sight words. Here's how it works. Charlotte Mason Language Arts: Reading Lessons originally appeared on Simply Charlotte Mason.

Recitation the Charlotte Mason way is more than just rote memorization. It's a chance for students to show how the ideas they've received have impacted them. Charlotte Mason Language Arts: Recitation originally appeared on Simply Charlotte Mason.

A Charlotte Mason education in language arts begins with good books. Here's why choosing living books is so important. Charlotte Mason Language Arts: Good Books originally appeared on Simply Charlotte Mason.

Charlotte Mason math lessons often have the student answer verbally. Richele joins Sonya to talk about why this is a benefit and how to approach struggles with this method. Oral Work in the Charlotte Mason Math Lesson originally appeared on Simply Charlotte Mason.

What benefits can you and your children gain from regularly spending time outdoors studying nature? What’s the Point of Nature Study? originally appeared on Simply Charlotte Mason.

Ancient biographies and really old plays. What's the point of including these in your homeschool schedule? What’s the Point of Shakespeare and Plutarch? originally appeared on Simply Charlotte Mason.