Liz has written this week’s post for ChildLight USA. She gives an expanded vision for the importance of Living Libraries and how sowing these living book seeds is a vital part of the Culture Care that Makoto Fujimura spoke of at the CLUSA 2012 Conference (listen here).
Installment H, concluding Book II of Volume 4: Ourselves, is now available as an MP3 Download. Please visit our Charlotte Mason Audio page for more information.
Installment G, continuing Book II of Volume 4: Ourselves, is now available as an MP3 Download. Please visit our Charlotte Mason Audio page for more information.
Installment F, continuing Book II of Volume 4: Ourselves, is now available as an MP3 Download. Please visit our Charlotte Mason Audio page for more information.
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After I share my conviction that children need narrative to effectively learn, it is inevitable that some moms respond to me with their difficulty in implementing story in their children’s lives. Their concerns or objections vary in detail, but generally boil down to their child’s own assertion that they don’t like to read. This is not necessarily because they lack the… Read More I get what you’re saying, but…
Our monthly Book Sale has been updated! Please visit our Book Sale Page to browse our current selection of living books for sale.
I received the following comment from my last post: I often think that if Charlotte Mason were alive today, she would be thrilled with the immense variety of children’s titles now available…books that were such a rarity in her own time. To me, the wonder of Mason is that she recognized that education/ information didn’t have to come… Read More A Good Question