This episode of a Delectable Education is brought to you by simply Charlotte Mason's,

the stuff they left behind packets.

These packets bring interesting artifacts and architecture from around the world to you and your student.

Each portfolio includes 16 beautiful reproductions printed on thick card stock and stored

in a sturdy envelope. You can use these to introduce a history event

to give your children a picture for how people lived and what it looked like, the

things that they used and the things that they made and the things that they built.

There's information and leading thoughts included for all of the pictures in the portfolio

and there are six different time periods available with artifacts from many different countries,

from ancient Egypt and ancient Greece, to the Middle Ages.

Studying these artifacts will wet your students appetites for going to museums and seeing more ancient artifacts, helping them form relations with those things.

These pictures also would be excellent inspiration for items to draw and include in the student's own book of century so check

them out at simply charlatan.com.

Welcome to a delightful education, the podcast that spreads the feast of the charlat Mason method. I'm Emily Kaiser and I'm here with

Liz Kittrell and Nicole Williams and today is our monthly question and answer session and today's

question is kind of a broad topic that is near and dear to our hearts

at this moment in time.

And so we just thought we would tackle this one question that seems to keep coming to us from all directions.

The whole question revolves around the idea of how do I start implementing a full Charlotte Mason education to the best of my ability?

Do I start with a few subjects and add to it? Do I dive right in to the deep end? Is there another

way? Is there a middle ground? How do I do that? In formation of character, Charlotte Mason says,

there is no doubt the definite work on a well-considered program

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