Our Summer Plan | A Simple Charlotte Mason Summer

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A Heart for Home Education

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@catherinejewell1876 5 ай бұрын

Would love a video on your mother culture time!

@JA-vv8wy 5 ай бұрын

My sister makes a summer reading bingo game for the summer with different places to read or genres. At the end they get a prize or money. Example: read a book in a hammock, read a book under a pillow fort, ect. Stuff to make reading fun.

@tiffanyrigdon5306 5 ай бұрын

Thanks for the inspiration! I was focusing on finishing some academics this summer but you inspired me to also be intentional about habits and keeping up with my personal growth.

@swtbabyray1 5 ай бұрын

As a new homeschooling mother leaning towards a classical Charlotte Mason style, I have just found your channel, and your videos are so refreshing! I would love a video on a deep dive into your mother culture. Thank you for the inspiration ❤️

@Hopelb 4 ай бұрын

I'm also going through 24 Family Ways with my children. I've added the family ways we've done so far to our memory work box. That's been helpful for us.

@Hopelb 4 ай бұрын

Love all the H names! My siblings and I all have H names too. My children all start with Z.

@seasonsofwonder 5 ай бұрын

Hey sweet mama. I just subscribed to your channel. Those are great ideas for the summer. Also working on habits this summer. Thank you for sharing your thoughts. 💗☺️

@brendahowell5946 5 ай бұрын

Good idea’s! Quiet time is a must! It gives everyone down time, alone time and mom some time to refresh!

@supportsquadteaching 5 ай бұрын

❤That’s such a good idea 🎉 We do the same. We take a gentle approach as we are flexible but rigorous during the school year. Such pretty schedules/checklists. We also integrate in local items like summer reading programs, free field trips, VBS, etc

@elenawiggins2828 5 ай бұрын

I love how organized and creative you are with your planning; I enjoy canva for making pretty schedules too, but only have the free version right now. I also love how realistic you are in holding your plans with an open hand. I have a 4.5 year old, so we’re not in formal lessons, but he’s been interested in reading, so we’re doing Simply Charlotte Mason’s Delightful Reading (Level 2) box this summer and BOB early readers and so far, it’s been really fun to see his interest and progress, though I need to remind myself to not push lessons if he’s not interested that day since he doesn’t need to be reading this early so there’s no pressure. But it’s been sweet to see him try to read to his 1.5 year old sister. We are working on some habits (breaking bad ones and replacing with good ones) and will have lots of fun read-aloud picture books, and continue with tea time M-F (alternating Manners Monday, poetry on Tuesday and Thursdays, art or music study on alternating Wednesdays, and FFF (Folk,Fairy tale, Fable) Fridays. I’ll also continue our morning time during breakfast (catechism, scripture, Bible storybook, folk and hymn songs.