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As the seasons begin to shift, September is the pe As the seasons begin to shift, September is the perfect time to explore the beauty of harvest and seeds with your children. Our latest nature guide, Harvest and Seeds: Learning About Plant Life Cycles and Seed Dispersal, will take your homeschooling journey into the heart of plant life. This guide will help you teach your children about the amazing process of how plants grow, mature, and create seeds. Through engaging activities and hands-on exploration, your children will discover the various ways seeds are dispersed—whether by wind, water, animals, or even human intervention. From gathering seeds during nature walks to creating nature journals that document the life cycle of a plant, this guide is packed with simple but impactful lessons for the whole family. As you observe plants preparing for the colder months, you’ll get a glimpse into the incredible resilience and design of the natural world. Bring the wonder of the harvest season into your homeschool this September and learn together about the miracle of seeds! Grab your copy of the September Nature Guide today!
Isn't pumpkin season the best time of the year? 😍🎃 And now that our local coffee shops have starting serving pumpkin spice lattes again, I cannot and will not be stopped from enjoying everything autumn has to offer! (Even if I have to pretend that it's 20 degrees cooler than it really is.) 🍁🍄🌻🎃
September is finally here! And with it comes the a September is finally here! And with it comes the autumn season, and we are SO excited for it here at the Gratehouse residence. 😍 Olivia has been bustling around in the kitchen, baking breads and desserts and delving into all things pumpkin-flavored! 🎃 What about you? Have you embraced the autumn season yet? 🍂🍁🍄
New studio members get this fun artist swag when t New studio members get this fun artist swag when they sign up! 😍 Check it out!
Hear ye hear ye! The Masterpiece Society is OPEN F Hear ye hear ye! The Masterpiece Society is OPEN FOR ENROLLMENT! 🥳🥳🥳 This week only, join our studio and catch up on all your favorite art lessons—just in time for the school year! Your kids will love exploring their creativity and self-expression with these specially curated art lessons. But don’t wait: put doors will be closing THIS FRIDAY at midnight, and won’t open again until January! So jump in while you can—creative expression is waiting! 🎨
Beatrix Potter's birthday is coming up this Monday Beatrix Potter's birthday is coming up this Monday! Why not celebrate with this Peter Rabbit lesson from our LiterARTure course! Peter was a naughty little rabbit who ran into Mr. McGregor’s garden after he was told not to, and after eating lots of vegetables, found himself on the run from Mr. McGregor himself! In this lesson, we’re going to recreate a scene straight out of Beatrix Potter’s beloved children’s story.
When King Lear gives up his throne, he realizes th When King Lear gives up his throne, he realizes that two of his daughters have tricked him and stolen everything he has. With nothing left, King Lear flees and wanders the heath, slowly descending into madness. He and his third daughter, Cordelia, lead a desperate push to take it all back, but it ends in tragedy. For this lesson, however, Olivia chose to focus on something more lighthearted, using a quote from the King’s jester.
Paul Klee was an artist during the Cubist movement Paul Klee was an artist during the Cubist movement, pioneered by artists such as Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque. Inspired by their styles, Klee began to experiment with geometric forms, fragmented compositions, and multiple perspectives in his artwork. What sets Klee apart from other Cubist artists is his distinctive approach to color and form. While Cubism typically emphasizes monochromatic tones and angular shapes, Klee infused his paintings with vibrant hues and organic, flowing lines. This playful contrast of geometric and organic elements creates a dynamic pieces that invite viewers to explore the relationship between form and expression. In this Selfie Portraits lesson, we paint our own self portraits in the Cubist style like Paul Klee.
If the thought of homeschooling through high schoo If the thought of homeschooling through high school fills you with anxiety, fear, or trepidation, then this Awaken to Delight post is for you! A Charlotte Mason education, with a few tweaks, could be just what you’re looking for! Why? Because not only is it a generous, comprehensive education filled with all the “riches” you want for your kids and teens, it’s also a gentle education and way to create and maintain a beautiful, peace-filled atmosphere in your home even as SATs, academic units, graduation and college entrance requirements loom in the future. In this post, I’ll walk you through our Charlotte Mason Morning Time curriculum showing you various elements of it, and how they can be used for your high schoolers. Plus I’ll share how we maintained a Charlotte Mason education (with our tweaks) throughout the high school years, well before our curriculum existed. 😉 Head over the the blog to find out!
Happy National Ice Cream Day! When it’s way too Happy National Ice Cream Day! When it’s way too hot in the summertime, nothing is so wonderful as a delicious ice cream cone or a popsicle to cool you off. Be sure to get you a cold summer treat to celebrate the day! 🍦🍦🍦
The anniversary of the Moon Landing is tomorrow, s The anniversary of the Moon Landing is tomorrow, so let's celebrate with this fun mixed media art lesson! On July 16, 1969, Neal Armstrong made history by becoming the first man to walk on the moon, coining the famous line, "One small step for man, one giant leap for mankind." In this mixed media moon art, we play with tissue paper and paint, creating a uniquely-textured moon collage! It's a simple, hands-on process that's perfect for artists of all ages!
Make a splash with art this summer in our Under th Make a splash with art this summer in our Under the Sea mixed media art course! Made for students in kindergarten through 2nd grade, we create all kinds of sea creatures in a variety of art mediums: from octopuses to sea turtles, sharks to jellyfish, and more! These lessons are perfect for fun summer projects to keep creativity alive!
Are you ready to whisk your homeschool to the char Are you ready to whisk your homeschool to the charming streets of Paris, the rolling lavender fields of Provence, and the captivating history of France? Our Charlotte Mason-inspired curriculum, France, offers a delightful journey through this beautiful country’s culture, art, literature, and history. This curriculum is designed to immerse your family in the heart of France through living books, hands-on activities, and engaging nature studies. Explore French art, savor the beauty of its poetic language, and discover its rich history—all while incorporating the gentle rhythms of a Charlotte Mason education. Whether you’re tasting French cuisine, sketching iconic landmarks, or learning about the influential figures of French history, this curriculum brings the magic of France to your homeschool. It’s perfect for families looking to spark a love for learning while cultivating an appreciation for the arts and the world around us. Pack your bags (and your imaginations) for a homeschooling adventure your family will treasure forever!
Though Buck started out as a domesticated pet in C Though Buck started out as a domesticated pet in California, his life takes a different turn when he’s shipped to the wintry reaches of Canada and must learn to survive in the wild. In this LiterARTure lesson, we paint Buck and a wolf inspired by Jack London’s Call of the Wild!
Going back to homeschool is a yearly milestone. Ce Going back to homeschool is a yearly milestone. Celebrating yearly to-do’s is a wonderful way to establish a loving and life-giving culture in your home. So commemorate this new year with these yummy little chalkboard treats: they are perfect for tea time or a special treat on your first day back! There are so many ways to add traditions to your homeschool, and we believe these anchors are a great way to keep your atmosphere delightful and life-giving. Some traditions you might consider: ✏️ Adding a special field trip as your first day back ✏️ Beginning with a week of just two subjects and a tea time, movie study, art project, or other fun activity per day to ease back in ✏️ A special breakfast or treat for the first day back after each break ✏️ Homeschool gift bags with new pajamas, field trip shirts, new pencils, math or art tools, and snacks Those are just a few ideas to help you get started on creating a delightful tradition with your family! When they look forward to the special days that are specific celebrations of your family, it makes going back to school much easier for all of you. Now, get ready to have a great year back to your family’s schooling with these fun little treats!
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