The Charlotte Mason Show | A Homeschool Podcast

CM 3 #10 Language Arts Overview

Charlotte Mason said - and I paraphrase – we ought not offend the mind of a child by asking her to produce writing when we have not yet allowed her to feast upon living ideas and build up a store from which to draw.

CM 3 #9 The Great Recognition with Julie H. Ross

CM 3 Episode #7 Scouting with Julie H. Ross and Brittney McGann

In this episode, Julie chats with Brittney McGann about scouting and why it can be an important part of your Charlotte Mason homeschool.

CM 3 #6 Five Tips to Homeschooling with Multiples

CM 3 Episode #5 Brush Drawing with Dallas Nachtigall and Julie H. Ross

CM 3 #4 Home Life by AFS

"Education is an atmosphere, a discipline, a life."

CM 3 #3 Foreign Languages in A CM Education with Adelaide Olguin and Julie Ross

CM 3 #2 Math in the Charlotte Mason Homeschool with Amy Fischer

Learn how to teach a living math lesson in my upcoming webinar and bring the Charlotte Mason method into action in your homeschool math lessons.

CM 3 Episode #1 Help, I'm New to Homeschooling

Julie talks with fellow homeschooler Shay Kemp about the basics of getting started with homeschooling and how to navigate the transition with if you are new to educating at home. They address the importance of routines, creating a positive atmosphere, flexibility, morning time and realistic expectations along with other issues that are vital to new homeschoolers.

CM 2 Episode #14 How to Get Your Kids Outside and Wild About Math with Julie H. Ross and Rachel Tidd

Rachel Tidd is the author of Wild Math, and a homeschooling mother of two wild and adventurous boys. They live in a log cabin just outside of Ithaca, NY where they enjoy tromping through woods, swimming in the lakes, and exploring gorges. Prior to having children, Rachel taught first grade as well as grades 3-6 as a special education teacher. She holds an M.S.Ed. in Special and Elementary Education from Bank Street College of Education and a B.S. in Environmental Science and Analysis from SUNY- College of Environmental Science and Forestry.

CM 2 #13 Handicrafts with Meghann from Rooted Childhood

CM 2 Episode #12 Role of the Teacher with Guest Shay Kemp

In this episode, Julie talks with fellow homeschooler Shay Kemp about the role of the teacher in the Charlotte Mason approach. They discuss Charlotte Mason's expectations for teachers, how this role is different from the role of a teacher in a traditional classroom, and what components make up a lesson in a Charlotte Mason homeschool.

CM 2 Episode #11 The Power of Notebooking to Transform Student's Learning with guest Celeste Mason

Charlotte Mason included several notebooks in her curriculum. In this episode, Julie interviews Celeste Cruz from Joyous Lessons. They discuss the different types of notebooks, their purpose, and how they enhance learning. Wondering how to practically make a habit of keeping in your home, this is the episode for you! As a mom of 10 children and a devoted student of Charlotte Mason's work, Celeste has a wealth of information to share.

CM 2 Episode #10 Schole in a Charlotte Mason Education with guest Brandy Vencel

Schole is the approach of restful learning about what is true, good, and beautiful. How does this approach apply to a Charlotte Mason Education? Is it possible to practically make this a priority in our homes? You won't want to miss this insightful episode with veteran Charlotte Mason expert, Brandy Vencel as she upacks the concept of Schole hopefully leaving you encouraged to think deep and explore big ideas.

CM 2 #9 5 Tips To Train Your Child In The Habit Of Obedience Crystal Wagner

Habit training does not happen overnight. You will need to devote time and energy to developing the habit of obedience in your home. Don't become overwhelmed by expecting perfect obedience immediately. Begin with one of the steps above and implement it faithfully. You will see results.

CM 2 #8 Ginny Yurich 1000 Hours Outside

The average American child spends only 4-7 MINUTES outside every day in unstructured play. Charlotte Mason recommends 4 HOURS in outside activities daily. How can we bridge this gap? Ginny Yurich of 1000 Hours Outside offers practical wisdom and inspiration to help you make outside time a priority in your homeschool.

CM 2 Episode 7 Shay Kemp: Audioblog Family Life

Family life may be said to be the test of Home Education, the great Problem that all parents are trying to solve, the training ground of each new generation--and as such it is one of the most comprehensive titles under which such an address as you ask me to give to-day, can be announced.

CM 2 Episode #6 Sarah Ruth Owens, Can You Really Homeschool and Work From Home?

Because of Covid 19, most of America is having to navigate the waters of balancing homeschooling and work. Perhaps you are considering continuing to homeschool and wondering how to keep working. Or maybe you are currently homeschooling, but need to bring in extra income. Either way homeschooling and being a working mom don't have to be mutually exclusive. In this super practical episode, SarahRuth Owens discusses finding balance and managing your time as a working homeschooling mom- because ALL homeschooling moms are working, whether it is a paid position, volunteering, caring for an elderly parent, or managing a home.

CM 2 Episode #5 A High School Charlotte Mason Education Part II

Julie discusses the practical applications of using a Charlotte Mason approach in high school, focusing on literary analysis and how to continue with narrations through the high school years.

CM 2 Episode #4 A High School Charlotte Mason Education Part I Julie H. Ross

Julie talks about why homeschooling in high school can be so beneficial and covers questions that many parents have about homeschooling during this time. She discusses that the principles and methods don't change for the high school years but allow us to provide a feast of knowledge for our children.