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S2E2: What is a Morning Basket?
Curious to know more about a morning basket? In today’s podcast episode I’ll share with you what a morning basket is, what it can look like and an example of what kind of books I have in mine. The idea is very Charlotte Mason in it’s approach, with reading and discussion being the primary point. It is a fantastic way to start your day and helps wake up the mind, inspire, and brings connection. The kinds of books you want to include will largely depend on the ages, interests and attention span of your children as well as the subjects you would normally teach to all of them together. This really isn’t as hard as it looks and it can be as simple as finding books related to your interests or what you are studying, the point is to start your day off with them and to see how it can transform the atmosphere of your home!
Links referenced in this episode
View my Usborne website!
-Poems for Young Children and the Usborne book of Art (what I use)
Animals and their Worlds (coupon code HipHS)
World of Animals (coupon code REBECCASFRIEND)
Ereth’s Birthday (unavailable but some of the other ones are on Amazon)
NaturExplorers (Nature Studies)
Spotlight on Canada
WOW Canada
Donna Ward
Get my homeschool planner to plan your morning time!
Read Aloud Revival (TONS of book ideas!)
Pam Barnhill (Morning basket guru!)
Learn more about Charlotte Mason homeschooling
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Curious to know more about a morning basket? In today’s podcast episode I’ll share with you what a morning basket is, what it can look like and an example of what kind of books I have in mine. The idea is very Charlotte Mason in it’s approach, with reading and discussion being the primary point. It is a fantastic way to start your day and helps wake up the mind, inspire, and brings connection. The kinds of books you want to include will largely depend on the ages, interests and attention span of your children as well as the subjects you would normally teach to all of them together. This really isn’t as hard as it looks and it can be as simple as finding books related to your interests or what you are studying, the point is to start your day off with them and to see how it can transform the atmosphere of your home!
Links referenced in this episode
View my Usborne website!
-Poems for Young Children and the Usborne book of Art (what I use)
Animals and their Worlds (coupon code HipHS)
World of Animals (coupon code REBECCASFRIEND)
Ereth’s Birthday (unavailable but some of the other ones are on Amazon)
NaturExplorers (Nature Studies)
Spotlight on Canada
WOW Canada
Donna Ward
Get my homeschool planner to plan your morning time!
Read Aloud Revival (TONS of book ideas!)
Pam Barnhill (Morning basket guru!)
Learn more about Charlotte Mason homeschooling
Like this episode?
If you found this helpful or have comments or questions or ideas for more podcast episodes, I would LOVE to hear your comments below!
PIN ME!
The post S2E2: What is a Morning Basket? appeared first on Homeschool On.