[dropcap]E[/dropcap]ach year, Son-E keeps a list of the books he reads on his own, and then I type it up and share it here. This year, we’re going to do things a bit differently. I’m only going to share his absolute favorites. You see, I sort of assign some of his free reading books — I say sort of because I provide a pile, and he has to choose some from that pile. He also chooses his own books, of Continue Reading…
January 18, 2016[dropcap]E[/dropcap]-Age-Twelve keeps a list of all the books he reads each year. Off and on, he goes through his list and puts a star beside his favorite, which gives me a strong list of favorites to share with you all each January. I always enjoy seeing not only what he’s read, but what he likes the best. It’s a window into his interests and thoughts, I think, and I highly suggest having children keep lists when they are old enough. Continue Reading…
January 22, 2015
:: 1 :: Are you aware of all the new Charlotte Mason linky parties going on? These are going to be fantastic resources, I just know it. Here’s a list: Keeping Company: Hosted by Joyous Lessons, this is a place to share details of the notebooks you and your children are keeping. If you are just getting started with Charlotte Mason notebooks, this will give you a glimpse of how different families do their notebooking. A Mother’s Feast: Hosted by StrongHaven, Continue Reading…
January 16, 2015
[dropcap]2[/dropcap]014 was, for me, another year of reading slowly. It was the first year in a long time that I always read with a notebook by my side, that I stopped to savor a phrase, to copy it down in my commonplace. To make it mine. It was also another year of taking my eldest’s school reading list and reading it for me. I used to see pre-reading as reading it for him. I did it so that our conversations could be Continue Reading…
January 7, 2015
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