Mr. Hughes wrote many Citizenship books for U.S. students, but I wouldn’t call them “living”. Constitution Day, aka Citizenship Day,…
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Joy Reigns – A Little Back-to-School Note
Joy reigns in all our schoolrooms, every lesson satisfies the mind-hunger proper to children; they are quite happy and content,…
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Newbery Reads – A Guest Post
My world has taken a few unexpected twists and turns this past week and I haven’t time to write much….
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Gratitude is a Scattered Homeless Love
setting for the Living Education Retreat I am full. Full of amazement, gratitude. Another Living Education Retreat has come and…
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The Highest Trust
A teacher training session at Scale How – home of the House of Education (photo courtesy of the Charlotte Mason…
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Cloud of Witness
When Charlotte Mason, the British educator whose philosophy and methods I subscribe to, said good-bye to her student teachers as…
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Summer is the Sabbath of the Seasons
Girl in a Hammock, Winslow Homer, 1873 It should be – a rest, that is. It is a change from…
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Lovers of Liberty
From joy to joy, Nancy
A New Way to Listen – Commonplacing for the Little People
Just a delicious new recipe Marit made – a summer raspberry cake. Are you looking to get your kids started…
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Knife Wielding Strangers or Mom’s Nature Study
For who has despised the day of small things? – Zechariah 4:10 So, this day started out like so many…
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Imagination – Cultivate Your Capacities for Amazement
Cultivate your capacities for amazement – you won’t worship without it. There are a lot of boring worship services in…
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The Hive
Let us try, however imperfectly, to make education a science of relationships––in other words, try in one subject or another…
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