Homeschool Room Tour 2019 | Charlotte Mason and Montessori

Homeschool room tour 2019 | Charlotte Mason and Montessori
Welcome to our homeschool rooms! I currently have a 1st grader and a Pre-Kindergarten 4 year old, as well as 3 month old, and I am inspired by Charlotte Mason and Montessori, so you will see their influence in our homeschool materials. Our homeschool spaces are also our living room - with it's adjoining library - and our dining area. These areas get a lot of use so they have to be organized and I want them to look and feel nice as well. In this tour you will see how I have organized our in-use school materials - out of use Montessori and other materials are kept in the office downstairs. It is not baby-proofed yet, although that will need to be done soon!
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Hi! I'm Julia. I am a homeschooling Mom to my three fun little people. Our homeschool has elements of Montessori and Charlotte Mason, with a little Waldorf thrown in. We recently moved to Vermont where we are starting a large kitchen garden and home orchard and trying to live more seasonally and sustainably. Come join us on our journey!
Here are some other places you can find me!
JULIA IN THE GARDEN (My garden& orchard channel): / @juliainthegarden
BLOG: musings.catchthemoonwellness.com/
INSTAGRAM: / julias_at_home
SHOP USBORNE BOOKS: e6151.myubam.com/

[@PrettySunShines]

Your library is amazing!!! well..all your homeschool areas are too...Thank you for sharing.

[@juliaathome]

Thank you! I have always wanted a library, and feel so blessed to have one!

[@sarabaur3065]

What a beautiful house ! you must feel well in this atmosphere …

[@juliaathome]

Thank you! It is a great peaceful atmosphere to learn in.

[@pfamilychannel8880]

Thank you for the room tours. Thanks for sharing!

[@juliaathome]

Thank you for watching!

[@MrsHastysClassroom]

What a beautiful space!

[@juliaathome]

Thank you!

[@rb7454]

Thanks so much for the tour! It helps with planning as I prepare to be a homeschool mom

[@juliaathome]

You are so welcome! Best of luck as you prepare!

[@lindaramirez100]

Absolutely beautiful, very inspirational, thanks for sharing

[@juliaathome]

Thank you so much!

[@melissazanni4833]

Lovely! Thanks for the tour 😃

[@juliaathome]

You're welcome! Thanks for watching!

[@91JudithO]

This is beautiful, thank you for sharing. I believe all three philosophies are very valuable and would like my house to give off that vibe. That being said, I do not plan on homeschooling my daughter, but do believe that having access to beautiful books (partly at the public library!), to works of art and music and to adequate games and playthings in the house adds to a childs development. As does having a particular rhythm. I was not homeschooled, but we went to musea a lot and I spend entire days at the library learning about what had my particular interest. So I do hope to be able to do that as well with my kid :)

[@juliaathome]

Thank you so much for your comment. I firmly believe that not everyone needs to homeschool - every family is so different. It sounds like you are giving your daughter a wonderful childhood! I also went to museums and the library a lot as a child - I wasn't homeschooled myself - and my father especially liked to take us on field trips that made history come alive. I think it gave me a love of learning and of beautiful things that has served me well.

[@ReginaCordoba]

New subscriber! I homeschool too.

[@juliaathome]

Welcome! I am glad you are here. 🤗

[@ReginaCordoba]

@@juliaathome Hope you will come by our channel!

[@danielavolkmann6422]

When can we move in? 😝 It’s all lovely!

[@juliaathome]

😂 Thanks!

[@Terrinda]

Thank you for sharing! Where is the Egypt curriculum from please?

[@juliaathome]

Thanks for watching! For Ancient Egypt, I used Story of the World Volume 1 as a spine, and created my own unit study to expand on it. If you want to know more, I share all the resources in this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jIfZhnmBqcirsKs

[@nicolleb.4831]

Curious as to what specific sling bookshelf you have and where you found your Montessori rugs and days of the week gnomes. :)

[@juliaathome]

Hi Nicolle, I don't actually remember where I got the sling bookshelf as I have had it since my oldest was a baby. The Montessori rugs I purchased from Montessori Services: www.montessoriservices.com/preparing-the-environment/rugs-mats?q=rug&nsearch=mer_redirect And the day of the week gnomes I actually made. :)

[@iamthemosthappy]

What sketchbooks are they please? Do they hold up well with watercolour ?

[@juliaathome]

Unfortunately, I don't remember the brand of the sketchbooks... but they do not hold up well to watercolor. We use and I like the Canson mixed media books for our nature journals and they do hold up well with watercolor.

[@tmc1373]

How do you put away or hide all of their toys when company comes over? My living room looks a mess with toys everywhere.

[@juliaathome]

Oh, mine often looks much messier than this! I made them pick everything up for the video and I do when we have visitors as well. Actually, we are fortunate enough to have a playroom and most of the toys are stored there and in the kids individual rooms. We have a few toys that are stored in our library, but I like to keep the living area mostly clean so that I can focus on school (I get a little crazy when I am trying to function in a huge mess!) I hope that helps. I realize that not everyone has the space we do!

[@tmc1373]

@@juliaathome That's wonderful! You have a lovely home!