This episode of a Delectable Education is brought to you by simply Charlotte Mason's, the stuff they left behind packets.

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You can use these to introduce a history event like we'll be

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welcome back to a delectable education the podcast podcast that spreads the feast of the Charlotte Mason method.

I'm Emily Kaiser and I'm here with Liz Kautrill and Nicole Williams.

And today we're continuing what we started talking about last week on the

podcast all of the notebooks and paperwork that a student and sometimes the mop would

keep in a Charlotte Mason education and how to go about setting those up, what things

when you do.

We looked at language arts and science and nature study in math last week and today we're

going to talk about history which is the last big subject area

that has a lot of these things and thus far last week and our history section is

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