As we close our series on citizenship, we hope you'll join us for a discussion of practical questions we often hear.

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Welcome to a delectable education, the podcast that spreads the feast of the Charlotte Mason Method. I'm Emily Kaiser and I'm here with Liz Katrille and Nicole Williams this is our last episode in our series

on citizenship we take these closing episodes as a chance to answer any practical questions about

implementing the subject of the fees that may be still hanging out there so we know the top

one is usually about how do I combine kids?

If I'm homeschooling mom, I've got multiple students, what and where can I combine?

Yeah.

Well, citizenship is one of those subjects where we can combine in some places, but we shouldn't in other places.

Right.

So in the middle years, it works beautifully to combine Plutarch.

I mean, we have from grade five to nine that we can be doing this with all of our kids at the same time.

And, you know, our older kids are going to have more presumably because what I found in the past,

sometimes my younger kids narrate this better

than my older kids did.

But maybe they're gonna have more insight

than maybe a younger child would,

but everybody working together on that

is really a beautiful picture of citizenship

in a lot of ways, you know?

But once the students move to to form five and plutarch's

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