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As in all of our complete programs, this program integrates history, science, geography, language arts, fine arts and projects--all in one homeschool curriculum---using whole, living books. Although books are not included with the curriculum, many are readily available at your local public or church library or online. Each unit booklet provides an Historical book list [including the author, ISBN, library call number (if available), approximate listening and reading level of each selection]; a Poetry/Fine Arts book list and a Science book list. Additionally, there are MANY hands-on projects and activities provided for both history and science, some doing double-duty offering fine arts study as well. For the homeschool teacher's benefit, for each unit of the curriculum there are multi-page summaries of the time period following the book lists, to aid you in reviewing the most important events during that unit. See sample of the Colonial Life Unit here. The 100+ page homeschool Manual that comes with the Complete Programs covers how to teach and evaluate history, science, language arts (phonics, spelling, reading, poetry, etc.) and fine arts, all using books that are available in your local libraries or on-line. (Note: books are not included in the program.) Benefits include the following:
Price for Primary Complete Program: $95 *Note that you need Adobe Reader in order to view the samples. You can download a free copy of Adobe Acrobat Reader at http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/readstep2.html Christian literature-based Homeschooling Curriculum using Charlotte Mason Methods for Kindergarten through high school>Complete Programs>Primary (kindergarten through 2nd)
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"The most common and the monstrous defect in the education of the day ist hat children fail to acquire the habit of reading." Charlotte Mason (Vol. I,Part VIII--Reading for Older Children, p. 227) "Let a child have the meat he requires in his history readings, and in the literature which naturally gathers round this history, and imagination will bestir itself without any help of ours; the child will live out in detail a thousand scenes of which he only gets the merest hint." Charlotte Mason (Vol. I, Part XVIII --History, p. 295) "But give the child work that Nature intended for him, and the quantity he can get through with ease is practically unlimited. Whoever saw a child tired of seeing, of examining in his own way, unfamiliar things? this is the sort of mental nourishment for which he has an unbounded appetite, because it is that food of the mind on which, for the present, he is meant to grow." Charlotte Mason (Vol. I, Part II --Out-of-Door Life For the Children, p. 67) "Children should be made early intimate with the trees, too; should pick out half a dozen trees, oak, elm, ash, beech, in their winter nakedness, and take these to be their year-long friends." Charlotte Mason
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