Classical homeschool

Meet a Canadian homeschooling mama of three, homeschooling with a relaxed classical homeschool approach! Check out her classical approach, routine, etc

I never expected to end up with a classical homeschool curriculum for my kids; I certainly never expected that I'd love it so much. But I do!

Through the years, I have homeschooled my children in several ways - unit studies, literature-rich studies, and the 4-year history rotation. At the root of all of it was a classical education, even though I veered from that a bit in the earlier years due to the New-and-Shiny Syndrome. As my oldest child aged and I folded my girls into our homeschool, I saw that I needed to have more structure and 'classical-ness' (that's totally a made up word) in our homeschool. If my goal was to give them…

Curious about classical education? Where do you start with Classical homeschooling? This Christian classical reading list tells you exactly what you need ...

Do your homeschool days feel hurried, rushed, and tense? I know the feeling! Homeschooling does not come naturally to me - I'm not a born teacher, I don't have endless patience, and while I love

A Guide to Classical Homeschooling - what is classical education, how you can implement in your homeschool, and tons of resources!

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Combining Charlotte Mason and Classical education is possible! Here’s how we blend the Charlotte Mason and Classical homeschool styles.

Over the past few years, we were using a Charlotte Mason method of education. But as we continued on through our studies, I noticed a few things missing that I wanted to ensure my children were mastering in their education. In this post, I’m sharing why we moved from Charlotte Mason to a more Classical homeschooling method.

This will be our 19th year of homeschooling! Come see our homeschool curriculum plan for this coming school year, with a focus on Charlotte Mason and classical home education styles.