Charlotte Mason math lessons often have the student answer verbally. Richele joins Sonya to talk about why this is a benefit and how to approach struggles with this method.

Oral Work in the Charlotte Mason Math Lesson originally appeared on Simply Charlotte Mason.

What benefits can you and your children gain from regularly spending time outdoors studying nature?

What’s the Point of Nature Study? originally appeared on Simply Charlotte Mason.

Ancient biographies and really old plays. What's the point of including these in your homeschool schedule?

What’s the Point of Shakespeare and Plutarch? originally appeared on Simply Charlotte Mason.

Sonya is joined by Amber O'Neal Johnston, who shares her story of coming to love nature study after growing up in the air conditioning.

From Air Conditioning to Loving Nature Study originally appeared on Simply Charlotte Mason.

Why is there so much emphasis on good habits in the Charlotte Mason Method of homeschooling?

What’s the Point of Good Habits? originally appeared on Simply Charlotte Mason.

When you have more preschoolers than school-age children it can be difficult to balance the different ages. Sonya is joined by her daughter Ruth to share her strategies for homeschooling in this situation.

Strategies for Homeschool with Multiple Preschoolers originally appeared on Simply Charlotte Mason.

Wondering why you should include a foreign language in your home school? Sonya shares some great reasons your family should learn another language.

What’s the Point of Learning a Foreign Language? originally appeared on Simply Charlotte Mason.

Have you ever wondered why Charlotte Mason homeschool schedules include art and music?

What’s the Point of Art and Music? originally appeared on Simply Charlotte Mason.

We've received many questions about math tables and how to teach them with the Charlotte Mason Method. Richele Baburina joins Sonya to answer your questions.

Learning Multiplication Tables the Charlotte Mason Way originally appeared on Simply Charlotte Mason.

You have a wonderful opportunity to dig deeper into the ideas found in books by discussing fiction with your student. Here's how.

Discussing Fiction without Formal Narration originally appeared on Simply Charlotte Mason.