Nurturing Hearts and Minds: The Divine Teacher

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As homeschool parents, we often find ourselves wearing many hats—teacher, mentor, guide. However, in the Charlotte Mason approach, there’s a role that transcends our earthly abilities—the role of the Divine Teacher. This beautiful concept reminds us that education is...

5 tips for summer break

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“We need to keep doing school lessons during the summer break or our children could regress, forget information, or fall behind.” I have heard this many times and often had this fear myself. But when I tried to do school assignments over summer break, they were done...

Who was Charlotte Mason and Why Should I Care?

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Who was Charlotte Mason and Why Should I Care? Perhaps you have heard other homeschool friends mention this name, maybe you’ve seen it on Instagram or Pinterest. Who was this person? And why should you consider her, if you are homeschooling? Maybe you have been...

Hitting the Wall in Your Homeschool Year

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Welcome to February, the hardest homeschooling month of the year. Very much like a marathon runner “hitting the wall” at about the 11th mile, February is often the time when we feel like we too are hitting the proverbial wall in our homeschooling. It can be a...

My Favorite Books for Mother Culture

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Is there not some need for “mother culture”? But how is the state of things to be altered? So many mothers say, “I simply have no time for myself!” “I never read a book!” Or else, “I don’t think it is right to think of myself!” They not only starve their minds, but...

Scouting for Wild Ones

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Order your copy of Scouting for Wild Ones HERE! Scouting for Wild Ones by Brittney McGann For the past few days I have been ruminating on the subject of scouting, thinking of how best to share something I have grown to love so much over the past couple of years. Some...