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Stonechats from Wildwood Curriculum

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Stonechats from Wildwood Curriculum

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Stonechats from Wildwood Curriculum

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Stonechats from Wildwood Curriculum

Wildwood Curriculum

Stonechats from Wildwood Curriculum

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Join Marjorie, Miriam and Jennifer as they reflect on routines, rituals and stress over the holiday season and share some of what has worked for their families. (This session was pre-recorded last year in December 2019.) NB: Possible Sa
Join us part 2 of our chat with reading specialist Kim Stoddard from Born 2 Read about reading problems, dyslexia, and strategies that parents can use when they and their children are struggling.Links for some of the items referenced in this ep
Join us this episode and the next as we chat with reading specialist Kim Stoddard from Born 2 Read about reading problems, dyslexia, and strategies that parents can use when they and their children are struggling.
Marjorie, jennifer and Miriam are joined today with Crystal Hosea, creator of Legends of the Staff of Musique, a comprehensive music curriculum inspired by the unique environment of home education, and incorporating movement and art ​alongside
We hosted a Live a Q and A! Here are our responses.2:00 How do you organize everything?16:00 Is creative nonfiction the same as a living book?21:00 Are audiobooks living books? What is a living book?30:00 How do you balance teaching while s
On Part 2 of our discussion about singing and the Solfa, we continue our chat with RaeAnna Goss, singing teacher, homeschool graduate, homeschooling mother, and Charlotte Mason follower, who has created Solfa Sofa, an early years approach for i
On this 2-part episode, we were joined by RaeAnna Goss, singing teacher, homeschool graduate, homeschooling mother, and Charlotte Mason follower, who has created Solfa Sofa, an early years approach for introducing singing in a CM-friendly way.
Marjorie and Jennifer share with Miriam an overview of Miss Mason's approach to writing and then tell their personal stories of struggle in the difficult area of composition.
Marjorie and Jennifer reflect back on what a CM education looked like for their high school students.
Miriam wonders why Wildwood introduces the study of formal grammar later than many other approaches.
Today we muse on what it means to use a CM education with advanced and struggling children, and eventually reflect on how we can reframe what it means to be ahead or behind.
Today we muse on living books. We talk about the definition of a living book, why we offer so many options at Wildwood, how we personally pick books for the curriculum, and how we think you should pick them for yur home.
Marjorie, Jennifer and Miriam continue to discuss what constituents a Charlotte Mason education.For more episodes, check out our playlist.
On today’s podcast, we talk about some of the overall features of a Charlotte Mason approach to education.For more episodes, check out our playlist.
A short teaser for our upcoming podcast where Marjorie Lang, co-creator of Wildwood Curriculum, muses on the differences between a Charlotte Mason education and a Waldorf approach. For all episodes, check out our playlist.
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