Timetables. When you enter a group of Charlotte Mason moms, it’s bound to come up. Today we’re talking about why they’re needed, the principles Charlotte Mason offered for creating a timetable, and practical steps on building a timetable that suits your family.

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We'd venture to guess that many people are homeschooling as we are; books and things all over the kitchen table. We'd also venture to say...we think it's a pretty great way to create a Charlotte Mason homeschool room.

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Teaching from rest is more than just getting comfy on the couch and lounging in our pajamas. It’s a vital part of homeschooling. It’s offering an atmosphere of peace. As we discuss the atmosphere of the home, we want to start with the idea that homeschooling can be restful–if we can stay out of the ditches that present themselves.

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