Charlotte Mason Poetry

Headmaster G. H. Smith explains and defends the Charlotte Mason method in this vintage paper from 1922. Read by Greg Rolling.

Dr. Kent Handfield examines Charlotte Mason’s claims and advice about air and exercise in light of modern medical research.

Miss Rothera explains the importance and development of physical culture in this vintage Parents’ Review article.

Mary Beuving tells her story of how the challenges of circumstances gave way before the power of ideas.

Charlotte Mason’s 1898 groundbreaking essay on the call and practice of simplicity.

Art Middlekauff traces the history of Charlotte Mason’s fourth volume and ends with an important announcement.

R. A. Pennethorne explores the challenges with realizing Charlotte Mason’s full vision for nature study in this vintage Parents’ Review article.

A former Vice Principal of the Charlotte Mason College describes her appreciation of Mason’s volumes in this vintage article from 1955. Read by Jennifer Talsma.

Art Middlekauff explains the role of knowledge in the moral development of children. Recorded live at the 2021 Rocky Mountain Homeschool Conference.

Art Middlekauff explores two different philosophies of science and shows the path followed by Charlotte Mason. Recorded live at the Living Education Retreat.

Shannon Whiteside explains what happens when classical education mixes with Charlotte Mason. Recorded live at the 2021 Living Education Retreat.

Agnes Drury explains how aspiring teachers were taught to study nature and keep nature notebooks in this vintage Parents’ Review article. Read by Tabitha Wirges.

Art Middlekauff discusses the lure of the perfect implementation of the Charlotte Mason method, and then suggests another way.

Mary Wolseley-Lewis offers practical guidance to parents for discipleship in the home in this vintage Parents’ Review article. Read by Jennifer Talsma.

Brittney McGann explains how the essence of the scouting program of the PNEU can be recreated today.

The classic Parents’ Review article explaining how scouting was incorporated in the PNEU, with editor’s note by Nicole Williams. Read by Nicole Williams.

Anesley Middlekauff explores the question of whether or not homeschooling provides adequate socialization for children.

The Rev. William Danks lifts the veil on spiritual instruction in this convicting vintage article from the Parents’ Review. Read by Greg Rolling.

Dawn Tull lays out the important points to consider when selecting an atlas or map for geography lessons.

Charlotte Mason’s landmark address prepared for the 1912 Children’s Gathering at Winchester. Read by Jo Downing.

Art Middlekauff explores the place of computer literacy in a Charlotte Mason education.

The Charlotte Mason method in practice, as explained by House of Education graduate Miss Bruce Low in 1917. Read by Tabitha Wirges.

Charlotte Mason’s 1911 reflection on the life and work of Jane Austen. Read by Leah Boden.

Art Middlekauff concludes his series exploring the quality that Charlotte Mason said should accompany all our teaching of children.

An ordinary mother tells the extraordinary story of her Charlotte Mason homeschool in this vintage 1930 Parents’ Review article. Read by Jennifer Talsma.