Over and over we hear from mothers and teachers who feel ill-equipped to spread the feast of a Charlotte Mason education for their students.

Often, it is difficult or impossible to attend Charlotte Mason conferences and retreats with many young children, work arrangements, costs of travel, etc.

A delectable education has produced a series of teacher training videos to address these needs and

bring the content of a Charlotte Mason conference to you. We had a delectable education

and a few of our friends have contributed content to this video series. Topics include

Charlotte Mason history for the 21st century, keeping time, history charts and

things, lesson planning in a living education, a vision for children how living books influence moral development,

science, a vast and joyous realm, nature study, special studies and object lessons,

mathematics, a mountain. Nature Study, Special Studies and Object Lessons. Mathematics, A Mountain Perspective by Rochelle Bevordna,

Charlotte Mason's 20 Principles by Art Middlekoff.

These videos are available for download or streaming.

Visit W. a Delectable Education.

to purchase and find out more information.

Welcome back 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 Kattrill and

Nicole Williams. And today we are answering a listener questions.

One of the questions that we hear a lot and have been asked a lot is how do you succinctly define Charlotte Mason education for family, friends, the

random person you meet at a party who wants to know what you do with your time and I know a lot of

people have tried to come up with an elevator pitch which is like 30 seconds

right well I can't I haven't succinctly gotten it down to 30 seconds, but I do have a five minute explanation of the

basic philosophy of Charlotte Mason that I would give in five minutes or less at the beginning of our Charlotte Mason study group meetings.

And I've been asked to share that on the podcast.

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