The Charlotte Mason Show | A Homeschool Podcast

Julie Ross shares the process and practical application of exams in a Charlotte Mason education and how to use that week to reset for the next term.

Every homeschooling family is going to make mistakes, so Julie and Ana Willis address five of these that are common to so many of us.

Julie talks about how we can first address our thoughts in order to make lasting changes in our lives and how to incorporate this principle into our homeschool.

Julie talks with Brooke Woody, mother of 10 children, about how homeschooling a large family and how to face the challenges and enjoy the journey. They discuss schedules, time management, organization, and other tips about how to school multiple ages.

Julie talks with Brooke Woody, mother of 10 children, about how homeschooling a large family and how to face the challenges and enjoy the journey. They discuss schedules, time management, organization, and other tips about how to school multiple ages.

Julie discusses the important method of narration, helping us to understand the benefits and how to use this powerful tool in our homeschools.

Parents' Review Article that leads us on a walk in the countryside to enjoy the plants and animals that can be found as the winter begins to lead into spring.

Shay Kemp reads a classic Parents' Review on appreciating the stark beauty and intricacy of winter buds and plants- a perfect opportunity for nature study for this time of year!

In this episode, Julie addresses what can be one of the hardest months of the year for homeschooling- February! She offers some great advice and encouragement about how to "run the race" by pacing and planning, refueling, and focusing on gratitude. 

Shay Kemp reads a classic Parent's Review Article about the life of winter birds meant to encourage observation of these feathered friends during this season.

Join Julie H Ross, creator of A Gentle Feast as she walks you through her 3 step process for creating goals for your homeschool that actually lead to real results and lasting change. You will want to download your free planning packet at agentlefeast.com/goals.

Christina Umbriaco (Um-Bree-Ah-Co) and Julie Ross use the acronym "SERVE" to talk about how to not just survive when homeschooling little ones but to thrive and truly give them a beautiful education with a focus on what matters most.

Scouting has its own philosophy that dovetails beautifully with Mason's philosophy of education. Scouting is about character. A scout at his best is duty-bound, honorable, loyal, reverent, brave, and selfless. 

 Le is a mom by birth and adoption to kids with superpowers and special needs.  She's also an experienced therapist.  Le started 1000 Hills Counseling to help other parents who are struggling with a life that looks nothing like what they imagined.  She helps couples reconnect and adult individuals heal from trauma and pain.   Le has had numerous articles published and has been recognized for her a...

Our authority as parents and their obedience as children are a natural part of the parent and child relationship. That is a natural and necessary dynamic. The most important part of this principle is that she says the word: BUT. We have authority, they are expected to be obedient...but, there's more to that story!

Erika Alicea and Julie discuss the challenges and opportunities that come with homeschooling an only child, and the benefits of a Charlotte Mason in a one-child household.

We excitingly began learning more about a CM education, I hit a bump on the road when it came to the topic of literature, in particular with history. There appeared to be a lack of multiculturalism within book titles I found online, which didn't reflect the rich diversity of our family.