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Are You the Next Publisher of Everything Charlotte Mason?
Well, it’s time. After successfully launching and managing this website over the last few years, it’s time to retire. As much as I still love everything Charlotte Mason, I am looking for a new CM lover to take over for the next generation. Is that you? If you think it may be, please take a
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Easy, Excellent and Affordable Curriculum For Charlotte Mason Beginners
Are you an educator who is just beginning your Charlotte Mason schooling this fall, but overwhelmed with all the options? Are you looking for an easy way to roll into CM, while keeping costs down, but maintaining excellence? We’ve got you. Truly, there are MANY wonderful curriculum guides, curriculum packages, and individual subject studies. But
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Five ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL and BUDGET-FRIENDLY Items You’ll Love for This School Year
Maybe you’ve figured out your school plan for the fall term (or maybe not). And all of us who’ve schooled children know what that means: THE CURRICULUM. Yet, all CM educators know it’s more than books. The “joyful feast” requires an atmosphere, items that push us into the aesthetics of life. But … I
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Tough Fall? Here’s Why Your Struggling Child May Need a Charlotte Mason School
Perhaps your child does not sit still easily, or prefers inquiring to rote acceptance. Does your child show a particular passion for something outside the mainstream, or exercise a skill level that is “above” his or her peers? If so, I have good news for you.
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3 Free (and Easy) Ways to Try Out Charlotte Mason Schooling
Are you considering switching to a Charlotte Mason-style school, but not sure if it’s a good fit? Well, winter holiday vacation is the perfect time to try out the CM method and philosophy, and fortunately, there are some easy short-term options that are completely (risk) free! If you are new to Charlotte Mason, I
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5 Easy, Fun and Mostly Free Ways to Do Charlotte Mason Summer School (and Get a Jump Start on Next Year)
In the United States, summer school is a bit of an oxymoron. Summer, of course, is for play, and parties, and long hours out of doors. School, as we generally think, is for indoors and … well, not parties. So we understandably avoid the idea of schooling during these months of “freedom.” But those of
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Black History Needs More Than a Month
By Belinda Bullard We attend a predominately African-American church in the city–a large church located in the middle of the “hood,” a church with an eye for social justice and community uplift. Celebrating the contributions of people who look like us is a regular, integral portion of our time together. Yet as I grow
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