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A picture book biography full of beautiful illustrations by Twila Farmer. Click on picture to purchase.
Copywork for older children. Practice penmanship and contemplate passages from Charlotte's works.
Copywork to Inspire! Some of Charlotte Mason’s most iconic wisdom and observations, including her Twenty Principles, are here for Moms to copy.
A Is for Art is a beautiful way to introduce letters and sounds… and worthy art! Click image to see more.
Click on image to read about this complete reading curriculum built upon Charlotte Mason’s method of teaching reading. Now reading lessons can be delightful!
Click on image to find out about this habit training resource for families.
Books and Curriculum by Lanaya Gore
Charlotte Mason: The Teacher Who Revealed Worlds of Wonder
A picture book biography full of beautiful illustrations by Twila Farmer. Click on picture to purchase.
Writings of Charlotte Mason CopyWorkBook
Copywork for older children. Practice penmanship and contemplate passages from Charlotte's works.
The Charlotte Mason Book of Quotes
Copywork to Inspire! Some of Charlotte Mason’s most iconic wisdom and observations, including her Twenty Principles, are here for Moms to copy.
A Is for Art: A Fine Art Alphabet Book
A Is for Art is a beautiful way to introduce letters and sounds… and worthy art! Click image to see more.
Delightful Reading Kits: Levels 1-3
Click on image to read about this complete reading curriculum built upon Charlotte Mason’s method of teaching reading. Now reading lessons can be delightful!
Laying Down the Rails for Children
Click on image to find out about this habit training resource for families.
About Me
- Lanaya
- My husband and I enjoy life in Missouri with our four children. Homeschooling takes up a lot of my time, but I also love to read, write, and hike.
3 comments:
Looks like the kids are having fun :) Glad you got the photo thing figured out.
Glad to see a new photo and such a fun one. I seem to remember that when our kids piled up like that on the floor we called it a "pile of baby pigs."
I loved this post! It took me straight back to my daughters first Christmas almost 13 years ago. We thought we were giving her a great Christmas with all the lovely toys we had bought her, and she was more facinated with the boxes and wrapping! I think it shows that even from such a young age, our children have the imagination and facination to turn the ordinary in the extraordinary!
Blessings,
Shirley Ann
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