Charlotte Mason Resources
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materials that emphasize living books, nature study, habit training, narration, and art appreciation—hallmarks of this timeless approach to learning. Whether you’re looking for literature-rich curriculum, nature journals, or tools for developing strong habits and character, you’ll find everything you need to bring Charlotte Mason’s philosophy to life in your homeschool.
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A fun and immersive narrative Pick Your Own Path Game to study the Wild Robot!
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Prepare your K-5 student to understand the complex world they’ll
inherit with this engaging unit study on government shutdowns. In our
current political climate, children need age-appropriate explanations
of how disagreements between leaders affect real families and
communities.7Pages
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Unlock the treasures of faith and art with our “Faith in Brushstrokes: Biblical Stories in Art” Portfolio, meticulously crafted for those seeking spiritual enrichment and a deeper connection to Christian themes through the lens of renowned artworks. Inspired by the educational philosophy of Charlotte Mason,…
Unlock the treasures of faith and art with our “Faith in Brushstrokes: Biblical Stories in Art” Portfolio, meticulously crafted for those seeking spiritual enrichment and a deeper connection to Christian themes through the lens of renowned artworks. Inspired by the educational philosophy of Charlotte Mason, this portfolio is designed to engage students and enthusiasts in an immersive exploration of timeless Christian art, fostering a profound understanding of biblical narratives and the artistic interpretations that bring them to life.
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Help your child understand one of history’s most significant encounters while building essential literacy skills with this comprehensive 5-day unit study and lapbook. Perfect for parents who want to prepare their children to be thoughtful, informed citizens in our complex world. This balanced curriculum presents both…
Help your child understand one of history’s most significant encounters while building essential literacy skills with this comprehensive 5-day unit study and lapbook. Perfect for parents who want to prepare their children to be thoughtful, informed citizens in our complex world.
This balanced curriculum presents both Columbus’s brave voyage and the rich civilizations of Indigenous peoples who were already here, teaching children to appreciate multiple perspectives on historical events. Through age-appropriate readings, your elementary student will explore the meeting of two worlds, the consequences of that encounter, and why we celebrate both Columbus Day and Indigenous Peoples’ Day today.
Ages 8-11
60Pages
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Picture Study lesson plan for all ages covering Corot, Durer and Raphael. Charlotte Mason-style, to be enjoyed together as a family.
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This cross-curricular unit study provides students with the opportunity to work with informational text and primary sources as they learn about the life of Clara Barton and the founding of the American Red Cross.
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Hands-on learning for grades 2-5. Dig into 1877 historical ranch life with nine-year-old Andi Carter and her palomino filly, Taffy, who are a horse-and-rider pair at last! The Andi Far from Home lapbook includes 7 booklet activities. All you need are scissors, glue, and stapler. Information, layout, and instructions…
Hands-on learning for grades 2-5. Dig into 1877 historical ranch life with nine-year-old Andi Carter and her palomino filly, Taffy, who are a horse-and-rider pair at last! The Andi Far from Home lapbook includes 7 booklet activities. All you need are scissors, glue, and stapler. Information, layout, and instructions included. See what’s inside in the description below. Note: These lapbooks do not stand alone. They accompany the Circle C Stepping Stones chapter-book series (available from online bookstores) as a book study. Ages 7-10.
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Prepare your elementary aged students to navigate our complex world with this thought-provoking 5-day unit study that examines the transformation of Veterans Day from its origins as a peace-focused holiday to today’s military commemoration. What’s Inside: This comprehensive study reveals how Armistice Day,…
Prepare your elementary aged students to navigate our complex world with this thought-provoking 5-day unit study that examines the transformation of Veterans Day from its origins as a peace-focused holiday to today’s military commemoration.
What’s Inside: This comprehensive study reveals how Armistice Day, originally “dedicated to the cause of world peace,” became Veterans Day in 1954—and why that change matters. Your student will explore authentic veteran perspectives, diverse community experiences with military service, and why some veterans choose to advocate for peace rather than war.
Recommended for ages 8-11
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Further Up, Further In! is a Charlotte Mason inspired Advent curriculum that focuses on the Advent of Jesus as King and His return. This study utilizes The Silver Chair and The Last Battle alongside a study of Revelation and incorporates all the beauty subjects, crafts, and recipes to make your Advent a time of reflection…
Further Up, Further In! is a Charlotte Mason inspired Advent curriculum that focuses on the Advent of Jesus as King and His return. This study utilizes The Silver Chair and The Last Battle alongside a study of Revelation and incorporates all the beauty subjects, crafts, and recipes to make your Advent a time of reflection and delight.
110Pages
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A hands-on, differentiated novel study for Louis Sachar’s Holes that connects the story to real desert science, American history, and literary craft. Built for grades 3 through 9, with separate question sets and activities for every grade band. Works in a single afternoon or across a full week.
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Help your children learn about one of the most important days in modern history with this September 11th Unit Study and Lapbook. Designed for grades K–5, this 59 page resource gently introduces students to the events of September 11, 2001, while honoring the memory of the heroes and focusing on age-appropriate discussion.
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In this free introductory lesson from How Valentine’s Day Was Born, students uncover the true story of St. Valentine—a Christian martyr whose life had nothing to do with romance, chocolates, or secret love notes. Through an engaging historical reading and included audio version, children learn how assumptions about…
In this free introductory lesson from How Valentine’s Day Was Born, students uncover the true story of St. Valentine—a Christian martyr whose life had nothing to do with romance, chocolates, or secret love notes. Through an engaging historical reading and included audio version, children learn how assumptions about Valentine’s Day differ from historical evidence, setting the stage for deeper exploration into how traditions are formed and transformed over time. This lesson builds curiosity, strengthens critical thinking, and invites students to question the stories behind familiar holidays.
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https://pallascenter.com/product/valentines-day-unit-study/9Pages
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This lapbook is a hands-on companion and supplement for the Circle C Adventures Book 3, Andrea Carter and the Family Secret. All information and booklets to cut out are included in full color. You will need a file folder, scissors, stapler, and glue. Instructions and layouts included. Read about what’s included in…
This lapbook is a hands-on companion and supplement for the Circle C Adventures Book 3, Andrea Carter and the Family Secret. All information and booklets to cut out are included in full color. You will need a file folder, scissors, stapler, and glue. Instructions and layouts included. Read about what’s included in the description below. Ages 9-13
Save $$ with this all-in-one bundle.
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A U.S.A. state flowers coloring book that students will truly enjoy. Students will color each state flower and have the opportunity to write about each.
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This five-day unit study takes elementary students beyond the ceremony to explore the constitutional foundations, historical crises, and brave individuals who shaped how power transfers in America. From George Washington’s improvised first inauguration to the “Secession Winter” that nearly tore the nation…
This five-day unit study takes elementary students beyond the ceremony to explore the constitutional foundations, historical crises, and brave individuals who shaped how power transfers in America. From George Washington’s improvised first inauguration to the “Secession Winter” that nearly tore the nation apart, your child will develop the nuanced thinking tomorrow’s citizens and leaders need.
BONUS: Your purchase includes access to our companion podcast featuring audio versions of all readings—perfect for auditory learners or on-the-go listening.
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Create your character for the story you write from the Writing with Isabel Writing book, then create her as a paper doll, make her closet and design her clothes. Princess paper doll included. Roll play the adventures as you go! Girls love this! “My daughter was captivated from the start with the idea of clothing design and…
Create your character for the story you write from the Writing with Isabel Writing book, then create her as a paper doll, make her closet and design her clothes. Princess paper doll included. Roll play the adventures as you go! Girls love this! “My daughter was captivated from the start with the idea of clothing design and this really helped her put heart into writing her story.
“It changed our writing time from a terror into a time of delight!” Amy Blevins, homeschool parent
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Students will explore the stages of an apple tree’s life cycle with this differentiated foldable craft activity! Fun and engaging!
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An open-and-go Charlotte Mason Geography curriculum aimed at 1st graders or Year 1 (6 to 7 year olds).
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A Day in History – Investigation Station is a series of fun sleuthing research and writing activities based on a single event on a specific day in history! This resource focuses on the day that Martin Luther King, Jr. received the Nobel Peace Prize (October 14, 1964). It can be used anytime or in October or in January…
A Day in History – Investigation Station is a series of fun sleuthing research and writing activities based on a single event on a specific day in history! This resource focuses on the day that Martin Luther King, Jr. received the Nobel Peace Prize (October 14, 1964). It can be used anytime or in October or in January (around Martin Luther King, Jr. Day).
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Escape from The Nutcracker: A Tchaikovsky Composer Escape Room 
How Thanksgiving Came To Be: Unit Study and Lapbook