Podcast appearances and mentions of karen andreola

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Your favorite homeschooling method may not fit your large family, but a few small adjustments can work wonders!  In this episode, Amy shares how to tweak 5 popular homeschooling methods to make them work for a large family. Get the ebooklet mentioned in this episode! How to Make Any Curriculum Work for Your Family Resources mentioned: Charlotte Mason Homeschooling in 18 Easy Step-by-Step Lessons (ebook) Notebooking for the Large Family (post) Tapestry of Grace (page on Raising Arrows) How to Have a Jubilee Homeschooling Year (post) Music In Our Homeschool (online learning platform) Morning Time with Multiple Ages (post) Karen Andreola's books Julia Rothman's "Anatomy" books Related Podcasts: Podcast #124 - Taking a Jubilee Homeschool Year Podcast #70 - How to Use Workbooks to Lighten Your Homeschool Load

Is the distinction between being free to choose the right at one's own option, and not free to do the wrong, too subtle to be grasped, too elusive to be practical? It may be so, but it is precisely the distinction which we are aware of in our own lives so far as we keep ourselves consciously under the divine governance. We are free to go in the ways of right living, and have the happy sense of liberty of choice, but the ways of transgressors are hard. Charlotte Mason, School Education, Volume 3 Show Summary: Today's guest is Brittney McGann is a homeschooling mother of 3 who uses the curriculum A Gentle Feast How Brittney first came to hear about Charlotte Mason's methods What is A Gentle Feast and what is unique about this curriculum? What support is offered for users of A Gentle Feast? What does a typical homeschool day look like for your family? Why Brittney started a scouting group and wrote a book about it Who do you think this curriculum would work for? How is A Gentle Feast set up? Books and Links Mentioned: A Gentle Feast Scouting for Wild Ones by Brittney McGann School Education by Charlotte Mason A Charlotte Mason Companion by Karen Andreola   Find Cindy and Brittney: Morning Time for Moms Cindy's Patreon Discipleship Group Mere Motherhood Facebook Group The Literary Life Podcast Cindy's Facebook Cindy's Instagram Brittney's Instagram

It's a bonus episode! I just wanted to share what life has been like this week as we are getting back into the groove of homeschooling after a long break from a regular schedule. This year we have switched things up a bit, so there is a bit of a learning curve for all of us in our family. So I hope it will be an encouragement to hear about our struggles and successes this week!In this episode, I share my love for Charlotte Mason, why we brought my son with sensory processing disorder and high functioning autism home from public school this year, and how our day one back to homeschooling really went. This episode is short and off-the-cuff, so there are no formal show notes on the Flamingo Feathers website today. But here's a link to the book I mentioned in the episode: A Charlotte Mason Companion: Personal Reflections on the Gentle Art of Learning by Karen Andreola. You can grab it here.Follow Flamingo Feathers on Instagram @flamingofeathers_bethJoin the Flamingo Feathers Community group on Facebook.

Today I'm talking about how I taught my kids to play, which leads into why we homeschool. If you feel like you always needs to entertain your kids and are looking for how to build the independent play skills in your children, this episode is for you! Key Points from this Episode: There is no one right way to do anything, schooling included! Even if you don't homeschool, you can take away ideas about how to run your household that can help your home life. Enabling kids to have the space to play out real life things (like kitchen sets) gives them so much imagination and freedom!) Recognizing kids' capabilities to feed themselves, wash themselves and dress themselves requires us to relinquish some control of our control, but opens the door to have the kids be able to be contributing members of our households. Charlotte Mason teaches that children are born persons. They have their own personalities and ambitions. Teach children to be a part of a family and a community. Resources You Are Your Child's First Teacher by Rahima Baldwin Dancy (affiliate link) A Delectable Education Podcast - The Early Years Home Education by Charlotte Mason (affiliate link) A Charlotte Mason Companion by Karen Andreola (affiliate link) The Montessori Toddler by Simone Davies (affiliate link)

Are you feeling burnt out? Do you often feel overwhelmed? Do you lack joy on a daily basis? I've experienced all of those. And I've also learned some really good ways to avoid that burn out and overwhelm. Listen in today for tips on creating a culture in your home of rest and nourishment. Listen to the Podcast: Thanks for listening in today! You can find all the links & resources mentioned in today’s episode down below.  And don’t forget to subscribe to the podcast in iTunes. Right click here and save-as to download this episode to your computer. Links & Resources:  Book Recommendation: Mother Culture: For a Happy Homeschool And interview with Karen Andreola on Mother Culture Podcast Episode: Getting back on track with your Spiritual Disciplines  Get a copy of my Spiritual Disciplines notebooks I use for Bible journaling  Get 25% off your first box of personalized vitamins from Care/Of with coupon code: HOME

Are you feeling burnt out? Do you often feel overwhelmed? Do you lack joy on a daily basis? I've experienced all of those. And I've also learned some really good ways to avoid that burn out and overwhelm. Listen in today for tips on creating a culture in your home of rest and nourishment. Listen to the Podcast: Thanks for listening in today! You can find all the links & resources mentioned in today’s episode down below.  And don’t forget to subscribe to the podcast in iTunes. Right click here and save-as to download this episode to your computer. Links & Resources:  Book Recommendation: Mother Culture: For a Happy Homeschool And interview with Karen Andreola on Mother Culture Podcast Episode: Getting back on track with your Spiritual Disciplines  Get a copy of my Spiritual Disciplines notebooks I use for Bible journaling  Get 25% off your first box of personalized vitamins from Care/Of with coupon code: HOME

Editor’s note: Today we are pleased to share chapter 6 of the new book by Karen Andreola entitled Mother Culture – For a Happy Homeschool. This exclusive excerpt entitled “Twice Blessed” is used by permission. Read by Ashley Olander. The family who takes part in the Gentle Art of Learning (what I call Charlotte Mason’s …

Editor's note: Today we are pleased to share chapter 6 of the new book by Karen Andreola entitled Mother Culture – For a Happy Homeschool. This exclusive excerpt entitled “Twice Blessed” is used by permission. Read by Ashley Olander. The family who takes part in the Gentle Art of Learning (what I call Charlotte Mason's … The post Twice Blessed first appeared on Charlotte Mason Poetry.

About twenty-five years ago, when I started homeschooling, I didn’t have the Internet. (I’ll pause here for a minute to let that sink in.) . . . I heard about Charlotte Mason at a state homeschool conference and immediately went looking for any books I could find about her methods. One of the first books […] An Interview with Karen Andreola originally appeared on Simply Charlotte Mason.

About twenty-five years ago, when I started homeschooling, I didn’t have the Internet. (I’ll pause here for a minute to let that sink in.) . . . I heard about Charlotte Mason at a state homeschool conference and immediately went looking for any books I could find about her methods. One of the first books […] An Interview with Karen Andreola originally appeared on Simply Charlotte Mason.

Would you be brave enough to let photographers document a day in your life? Our guest today did just that! Today we are joined by fellow homeschool mom and Instagram inspiration, Brandi McIntosh. She guided us through her process of habit training with her kids from chores to routines which gives a sense of peace in the home. Find her beautiful account on Instagram for more! Show notes: "A Charlotte Mason Companion" by Karen Andreola (https://amzn.to/2IMJf72) "The Mission of Motherhood" by Sally Clarkson (https://amzn.to/2IMJgI8) Connect with Brandi: Instagram.com/Brandi.McIntosh https://brandimcintosh.com Connect with us: Instagram.com/findingbeautifulhere findingbeautifulhere@gmail.com Theme song & transition music by Looperman R01D

We are excited to announce that this year’s personal calendar journal is written by Karen Andreola. Many of you know Karen as the beloved author of A Charlotte Mason Companion. Her gentle and practical wisdom has lighted the way for thousands to enter into Charlotte Mason’s philosophy and enjoyable methods. Karen has written twelve encouraging […] New 2018–19 Calendar by Karen Andreola: Hope for Tomorrow originally appeared on Simply Charlotte Mason.

(We asked Karen Andreola to share some of her thoughts and experiences with Charlotte Mason graduates and how they get on in college and in life. I feel certain you’ll enjoy what she has to say.) A couple summers ago my daughter and son-in-law were between churches. They moved an hour from where they used […] A Generation of Charlotte Mason Kids originally appeared on Simply Charlotte Mason.

Editor's Note: My first introduction into the world of Charlotte Mason was not through For the Children's Sake, like I know it was for many others; it was through Karen Andreola's lovely purple book, A Charlotte Mason Companion. It gave me firm footing in philosophy and a glimpse into the day-to-day or how-to of a Charlotte … The post How to Safeguard the Love of Learning first appeared on Charlotte Mason Poetry.

Editor’s Note: My first introduction into the world of Charlotte Mason was not through For the Children’s Sake, like I know it was for many others; it was through Karen Andreola’s lovely purple book, A Charlotte Mason Companion. It gave me firm footing in philosophy and a glimpse into the day-to-day or how-to of a Charlotte …

I’ve had two constant companions over the 20 years that I’ve been homeschooling: my husband John and my pink six-volume set of The Original Home Schooling Series by Charlotte Mason. Several years ago we had the privilege of getting to know Dean and Karen Andreola. Such wonderful people! One of the first things we did […] The “Pinks” Are Back originally appeared on Simply Charlotte Mason.