Charlotte 
“So what did you notice about the older TV shows compared to the more recent TV shows?” I asked a roomful of homeschool kids. We had just finished watching 2 TV sitcoms from the 1950s to the 1980s. I expected to hear about the funny hairstyles, fashion, family values, or furniture. I was surprised when … Read more
This article is in collaboration with David C Cook. David C Cook offers a great variety of products – music, books, curriculum, Bible studies, crafts and activities, family games and toys, and more that enable you to equip your homeschool, home, or church. When a purchase is made through David C Cook, you help spread … Read more
This article is in collaboration with Byron’s Games. Do you want to raise a curious and creative child? Then I encourage you to check out Byron’s Games. Byron was a normal, energetic 6-year-old when he was hospitalized for a month. During that time he came up with an awesome idea to help children who were … Read more
Let’s break out of the cultural norm and stop teaching to the test. By using Charlotte Mason’s testing method called “narration,” we can achieve a higher level of learning in our homeschool.
This article is in collaboration with Conjurske Publications. Reading about a missionary’s life can sometimes so inspire and impact a young person to make that choice to give all for the Lord. Darrell Champlin’s memoirs, captured in the work Venturing with God in Congo published by Conjurske Publications, is a work that can be part … Read more