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Charlotte Mason Curriculum

How To Teach Geography The Charlotte Mason Way

Geography can feel like one of those subjects that’s all about memorizing names, dates, and locations. Where is Timbuktu? What’s the capital of Kyrgyzstan? While those facts have their place, they don’t exactly spark a lifelong love for our incredible world. If you’re looking for a way to teach geography that feels more like a […]

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Curriculum Waldorf

Why Waldorf Homeschooling Might Be Right For Your Child

Have you ever found yourself wishing school was less about memorizing facts and more about sparking wonder? Do you want your child’s education to be a magical journey filled with art, music, and nature instead of just worksheets and tests? If so, you might want to pour a cup of tea and get comfortable, because […]

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Unschooling

Winter Themed Projects For Unschooling Families

The days are getting shorter, the air is crisp (or downright freezing depending on where you live), and the cozy vibes are calling. If you are an unschooling family, this shift in seasons often means a shift in rhythm. While traditional schools might be gearing up for holiday concerts and finals, we get to lean […]

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Curriculum Social Sciences Unit Study

Unit Study: South America

Are you ready to trade in your textbooks for a trip to the Amazon, a trek through the Andes, and a taste of vibrant cultures, all from the comfort of your homeschool classroom? A journey to South America might be just what your lesson plan needs! This continent is a treasure trove of incredible biodiversity, […]

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Curriculum Social Sciences Unit Study

Unit Study: East Asian Theme

Ready to shake up your homeschool routine? Sometimes, breaking away from the standard curriculum is the best way to spark curiosity and bring learning to life. If you’re looking for a fresh, engaging, and deeply educational experience for the whole family, we have some fantastic East Asia unit study ideas for you. This theme offers […]

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Charlotte Mason Curriculum

How To Teach Shakespeare In Charlotte Mason Homeschool

Does the thought of teaching Shakespeare make you break out in a cold sweat? Do you have flashbacks to high school English class, trying to decipher what “wherefore art thou” actually means? You’re not alone. Many homeschooling parents feel intimidated by the Bard. But what if I told you it could be one of the […]

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Curriculum Radical Unschooling Unschooling

Unschooling Vs Radical Unschooling: What Is The Difference?

If you’ve been down the homeschooling rabbit hole for a while, you’ve probably heard the phrase unschooling vs radical unschooling tossed around. They sound similar (and they are!), but they aren’t quite the same thing. Both approaches take a relaxed, child-led path to education —ditching textbooks, tests, and rigid schedules—but the philosophy and how far […]

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Curriculum Unschooling

Could Radical Unschooling Be Right For Your Family?

If you’ve ever found yourself daydreaming about tossing out the lesson plans, ditching the rigid schedules, and letting your kids learn freely, you’ve probably stumbled across the concept of radical unschooling. It’s an approach that takes the idea of self-directed education and turns it up a notch—or three. Before we dive deep, let’s talk about […]

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Curriculum Unit Study

How To Incorporate Fall Themed Projects Into Unit Studies

The air is getting crisp, the leaves are starting to turn brilliant shades of red and gold, and pumpkin spice is officially everywhere. Autumn is a season of change and wonder, making it the perfect time to refresh your homeschool routine. One of the best ways to capture the magic of the season is by […]

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Curriculum Unit Study

Top 5 Themes for Unit Study Homeschooling and How to Explore Them

Homeschooling often provides the flexibility to craft your child’s education in a way that is both engaging and personalized. One popular approach among homeschooling families is unit study homeschooling. This method focuses on exploring a single theme or topic across multiple subjects, helping children make connections and learn holistically.  Below, we’ll explore five of the […]