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Welcome to a delightful education, the podcast that spreads the Feast of the Charlotte Mason Method.

I'm Emily Kaiser and I'm here with Liz Ketrel.

And Nicole Williams.

Last time we discussed the details of Form 1 literature lessons.

And today we're moving on to Form 2.

This form includes grades 4 through 6.

Children are between the ages of nine and 12,

roughly, uh, in these grades. And as in form one, this form is also divided into the very confusing

B first for the first year, B for beginner, and A for the last two years or A for advanced.

And so fourth grade for 2B, fifth and sixth grade for 2A. Nicole, will you tell us what types of literature form two students read?

Yeah.

Okay.

So we see, we have 38 programs in a row that we can look at. And on those, we see that

Charlotte Mason assigned, or whoever was doing the program at the time, between three and seven

titles each term. But don't be afraid. The average for one was four. But we're going to go over

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