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Welcome back to a Delectable Education, the podcast that spreads the feast of the Charlotte Mason method.

I'm Emily Kaiser.

And Nicole Williams and Liz Kottrill.

And today will be another episode that is a re-release, I call it a refresh of a very important basic

skill in education, writing. So traditionally in America we talked about the three hours. This is one of

them. This was originally part of a series we did on language art subjects that began with episode 44 about language acquisition

and the order and sequence that children naturally developmentally progress through.

They hear language through their ear and then they speak it with their mouth.

They take it in with their eye and the hand

comes last. Episode 46 on teaching reading. This is the one on writing. And episode 50

deals with grammar and composition and we will

actually be re-recording that and getting that out there to you later on this

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