Show Notes
We're back for season 11 of the podcast! Listen to hear about everything that is new at A Delectable Education along with a unique opportunity to read Charlotte Mason along with us.
Charlotte Mason, Volume 6 (Amazon) (Living Book Press - use code DELECTABLE for 10% off!)
ADE Vol 6, Chapt 10 Reading List
ADE on YouTube!
Teacher Helps
10 Minute's Map Exercises
Scansion Lessons - Extra Practice
Literature Forms 3-4 (English Literature for Boys & Girls and Age of Fable)
Citizenship Forms 3-4 (The Young Citizen's Reader and Ourselves)
Teacher Training Videos
High School Algebra demonstration lesson
Form 1-2 Bible demonstration lesson
A Method for the Madness: Organizing Home and School workshop
Imagination, The Missing Ingredient workshop
Conducting a Special Study workshop
A Point or Two of Correction and Critique: Assessing Your Students' Compositions workshop
The Habit of Remembering workshop
School Planning, One Bite at a Time workshop
ADE's Patreon Community
ADE at HOME {Virtual} Conference (First weekend in February, access for 3 months following)
Theo of Golden, Allen Levi
Every Moment Holy, Vol. 3, Douglas Kaine McKelvey
More from A Delectable Education Charlotte Mason Podcast
What do Geography lessons look like once formal schooling begins? What in the world are "map questions" and how can my kids answer them if they aren't fluent readers? On today's podcast we explore the next step in our children's education and how Geography is truly a delightful subject for lower elementary students in years one through three.
Charlotte Mason had great faith in us mothers to know what to teach our children and how. She said, "but the mother will find a hundred opportunities to teach geography by the way." Indeed, the whole field of Pictorial Geography may be covered in this way. So stay tuned to today's podcast to hear her ideas on how to go about this daunting feat while our children are still in the early years.
Today we're embarking on a new subject series, one very adjacent to Science, but also adjacent to History. That is the subject of Geography. Join us today on the podcast to get an overview of this amazing subject's scope and sequence across a child's education, and find out why Charlotte Mason considered this the most delightful subject of all.
If you've been following along with our series on Charlotte Mason Science lessons, you likely have some lingering questions. We'll address many common queries that we hear from parents and teachers about Science and Nature Study on the podcast today.
Today we are taking a close look at Charlotte Mason's Science lessons for high school students. How do we spread a wide enough feast to encompass all the scientific knowledge that we've discovered in the last century? Are the types of lessons Charlotte Mason designed enough for 21st century students living in the digital age? Tune in to today's podcast for our discussion.