A Classically-inclined, Charlotte-Mason inspired curriculum for homeschool…
We are classically-inclined, Charlotte Mason-inspired homeschoolers, using a smattering of resources from different publishers and tons of hands-on ideas to engage my three creative, high-energy kiddos (2 diagnosed with ADHD, and two with dyslexia). We’ve used Tapestry of Grace for about 11 years, (we had a short sabbatical with Heart of Dakota for nearly a year, and then came back to Tapestry) as our anchor curriculum. Tapestry of Grace covers our core subjects: history, art, Bible, worldview, writing, and much more. For other resources that we use, or for a little more information on how we settled on the classical approach, start with these posts. I’ve also included a few past posts on how we’ve scheduled our day.
Our Curriculum Choices (over the years)
2017-2018 6th grade, 4th grade, kindergarten
2016-2017 (5th, 3rd, and preschool) and Mid-year Curriculum Review
2015-2016 (4th, 2nd, and prek-3)
2014-2015 (3rd, 1st, and a toddler)
2013-2014 (2nd, K, and a baby)
Our Classically Charlotte Mason Homeschool
Video on classical education and our faith
Blending Classical and Charlotte Mason for a custom homeschool
How to blend homeschool styles to find the best fit
Using a literature-rich curriculum with ADHD & dyslexia
Why teach mythology in classical Christian curriculum?
Our Routine (over the years)
A Special Routine to Survive Mondays (2017)
A Day in our Lives (while I was pregnant)
