A Literary Education: Adapting Charlotte Mason for Modern Secular Homeschooling.Juniper Pines (secular Charlotte Mason).Wildwood Curriculum (secular Charlotte Mason).A Handbook to Morning Time by Cindy Rollins.For the Children’s Sake by Susan Schaeffer Macaulay.A Charlotte Mason Education by Catherine Levison.The Charlotte Mason Companion by Karen Andreola.Charlotte Mason’s Home Education Series.A Comprehensive List of Inclusive Homeschool Curriculum (from Mason.Secular Science Curriculum for Homeschoolers Resource List.Ultimate Guide to Secular Homeschool Curriculum.Living Books of All People (Facebook group).Unfundamentalist Homeschooling (Facebook group).Antiracist Homeschooling (The Intuitive Homeschooler).Secular, Eclectic, Academic (SEA) Homeschooler (Facebook group).

I acknowledge there are other styles not represented here so do not believe this list to be comprehensive. I am sharing below lots of resources I have read and pulled from over the years. Personally, I pull from Charlotte Mason, Montessori, Waldorf and Secular homeschooling philosophies of education and create a living education at home that fits our family’s values and my children’s personalities. Here are some helpful places to start: Homeschool Styles (5 Different Approaches from Wild + Free) 10 Tips for Homeschool Newbies (Brave Writer) Small Beginnings (A Homeschool Starter Guide for the Early Years) The First Year of Homeschooling Your Child The Homeschool Style Quiz (And 6 Approaches Explained) Homeschooling: Which Model Is Right For You? Cathy Duffy Reviews (Homeschool Curriculum Reviews) Resources and Books by Homeschool Philosophy Overall our at-home education is an eclectic mix of Secular Charlotte Mason, Montessori, Unit Studies, Waldorf, Forest School and probably some things that don’t even have a label! Preschool Kindergarten First Grade Second Grade Transition to Public School New to Homeschooling? So you may find things we did for my oldest at Preschool that I did totally different for when my youngest arrived at that age. Note that my “style” or approach is evolving.

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