Nowhere, that I can remember anyway, does Charlotte Mason ever discuss Christmas in her writings. But that doesn’t mean that you can’t create and celebrate a Christmas that Miss Mason would surely appreciate. All it takes is, like all things CM-ish, a little time and extra effort. I’m not suggesting that you go all out …
Tag Archive: art
Thursday’s Thoughts – Charlotte Mason Art
This is a follow up post to the Charlotte Mason music post from two weeks ago. This one will focus on how Charlotte incorporated art into her classroom, and how we can do something similar in our schools today. Charlotte thought that instructing children in the arts was essential to forming a well-rounded, well-educated individual. …
Tuesday’s Too Good To Miss – All Kids Network
The All Kids Network is chock full of free fun craft, activity and learning ideas for the younger set. I’d say most of their materials would be perfect for the PreK – Grade 3 crowd. There’s even a free weekly email newsletter that delivers new and seasonally appropriate content right to your inbox every week. …
This Year’s “Stuff”
After mentioning on FB that our “stuff” for this here had a hiccup at Rainbow Resource that set our start date back a week, I received a few messages and emails asking about what our “stuff” consisted of……so, here’s our list, by subject. Please note that not everything on the list was purchased this year. …
Tuesday’s To Good To Miss – The Crayon Folks
Crayola.com isn’t just your average run-of-the-mill product support site. Oh, sure, you’ll find ads and whatnot for their various products, but you’ll also find hundreds, if not thousands, of free printables. They have everything from games and puzzles to maps, animal info sheets, greeting cards, and some really neat “3 D” printable projects. If you …
