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Category: Mother Culture

Outdoor Ideas from Miss Mason

April 9, 2019May 20, 2019 DoriAnn Haskins 1 Comment

It’s spring in the Northern Hemisphere, and many people are starting to venture outside more often. Miss Mason’s book are full of suggestions of what sorts of activities outside would be beneficial. If you’re just starting out with Nature Study, feel free to keep it simple. But if you want a few ideas for digging […]

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A Charlotte Mason Approach to Learning Languages: Moving Beyond the Textbook {part 3}

April 24, 2018August 21, 2018 DoriAnn Haskins Leave a comment

  This post is part of a series. Part One: Listen, Listen, Listen Part Two: What To Read Part Three {this post} Part Four: Ears Before Eyes   Alongside the material railway needed to enable our bodies to communicate, it is absolutely necessary to construct a “mental railway” for the intercourse of minds. This mental […]

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A Charlotte Mason Approach to Learning Languages: Moving Beyond the Textbook {part 2}

April 9, 2018August 21, 2018 DoriAnn Haskins Leave a comment

This post is part of a series. Part One: Listen, Listen, Listen Part Two: What To Read {this post} Part Three: A Web of Language Part Four: Ears Before Eyes   Not only to satisfy the necessities of travelers in far countries has the study of language ever been desirable, but to penetrate the spirit […]

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A Charlotte Mason Approach to Learning Languages: Moving Beyond the Textbook {part 1}

April 3, 2018August 21, 2018 DoriAnn Haskins Leave a comment

Education is the Science of Relations’; that is, a child has natural relations with a vast number of things and thoughts: so we train him upon physical exercises, nature lore, handicrafts, science and art, and upon many living books, for we know that our business is not to teach him all about anything, but to […]

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Some Latter-day Thoughts About Lent and Easter

February 14, 2018February 19, 2019 Jessi Vandagriff Leave a comment

I live in Utah. We don’t hear much about Lent around here. I had to google why people put ashes on their foreheads when I first saw it on a TV show. Since joining the homeschool community, I’ve started to hear much more about it thanks to those I interact with online and in my […]

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Tea Time for Mormons

January 4, 2018September 28, 2018 Jessi Vandagriff 1 Comment

Poetry tea time is an activity that gets a lot of social media attention in Charlotte Mason circles. It comes in bursts, with flurries of posts during the coldest, dreariest months. Tea time is not an essential part of a Charlotte Mason education, but for some families, it does provide a nice way to focus […]

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Feeding Mother

October 24, 2017November 16, 2018 DoriAnn Haskins 2 Comments

“The life of the mind,” Miss Mason said, “is sustained upon ideas.” Ideas are more than just facts, in the same way that homemade lasagna is more than mac-n-cheese from a box. We work to find our children books that are so full of these ideas that they can be called living books -the best […]

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