Without Doors Charlotte Mason Curriculum Review || Family-Style Learning || Likes & Dislikes

There are always new homeschool curriculum coming out all the time, and it’s hard to know which ones are worth it and which ones are not for you! In this video I take a close look at a brand new Charlotte Mason curriculum called Without Doors and give you my honest review! This review is not sponsored! Thanks for watching!
www.withoutdoorscurriculum.com/
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[@lauragenovich4232]

We use this curriculum for our daughter and we love it!

[@guest0407]

This looks a lot like the Rabbit Trails Homeschool curriculum. The only differences I see are that RTH keeps history and LA separate (they don't tie into each other), and the booklist is considerably cheaper than WD's BUT its teacher's guide is slightly more expensive. Oh and it's much harder to find RTH's Amazon link with all the living books on the RTH website, though the booklist is in the curriculum.

[@Busybeeexplorers]

We are using the Early America Guide for my son’s first grade year. It is simply laid out and has a rich booklist. I love the incorporation of living picture books every week for the history topic, along with the spine choice. Definitely would recommend.

[@LionWolverine]

I'm eager to see the Canada list as well! We've been with CMEC and I love them, but the Canada options are very limited. I feel the same as you with not being able to keep up with the riches. We love doing them but it's hard to do them all at once and I end up feeling a bit like a failure when we constantly have things falling by the wayside.

[@amberwheeler2896]

This looks AMAZING!! I’ve never heard of Without Doors before and this is exactly what I was hoping to put together for this year. This will be our 10th year of homeschooling but this past school year was our first year diving into the CM philosophy. I think this is going to work perfectly for us! Thanks for sharing!

[@KristiBee]

I've been homeschooling for over 20 years. (CM for appx 5-6 of those years.) I have found that even though I KNOW we don't have to do/read/accomplish everything, I still battle with those nagging things. The pressure we put on ourselves as homeschool moms is real, and I think that we still tend to feel like we can't just rest in the learning, even when we are utilizing a solid curriculum, good resources, and wonderful, living books I, for one, need to pray and trust the Lord in order to keep the balance and peace between times to linger and times to press on. Thank you so much for sharing this curriculum. I had never heard of it, but I took a look at it and it does look extremely well thought-out. I am considering purchasing this for my family for our upcoming school year. I can't think of a better investment than the one that blesses our families with peace. If it's a good resource, I am definitely going to recommend it to others!!

[@themodernhomemaker]

so happy you did this one, I think it’s a great guide for Littles and moms who need a CM lead

[@annacbrown1986]

GIRL! you cannot believe the blessing this video was to me! THANK YOU KZbin algorithm that for whatever reason did something right for once. This is what I've been searching for the whole time 🙌😍 purchased right away 🎉🎉🎉

[@learningbetweenthepages527]

We will be using Without Doors Early American this coming year! We found them at a convention and I am so excited 🎉

[@ezekielfenjavandehei3189]

Thank you! I have the modern America on my wishlist, I kind of liked that it was so minimal so i could add several things for individual students. I am definitely one of those busy moms who wants to do CM but it's hard!

[@loricameron1009]

Hello, thank you so much for sharing this. I had never heard of this company. We are in the UK, and I have yet to find a Charlotte Mason curriculum that covers UK history. I'm excited to give this a try 😊

[@StephanieMT]

have you seen embracing homeschool its charlotte mason inspired and she is still putting out units

[@Micasa22]

What I like about guides like this is that it gives you a spine (like you mentioned) to work from. It’s inexpensive so you don’t feel completely bound by it. We will be adding science, math, grammar, citizenship, foreign language, solfa, more literature, and use our own bible plans.

[@hannahhensley8497]

I’m surprised I’ve never heard of this before!