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Thank you for joining us and for sharing this feedback. So glad that you have found the scripture memory system to be helpful to you and your husband in memorizing scripture. Here is a link with more information on SCM's recommendations for the years before formal lessons begin. simplycharlottemason.com/planning/preschool-guide/

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So glad that you found this free workshop to be an encouragement to you as you embark on your homeschooling journey! Check out our recommendations for kindergarten here for more practical ideas: simplycharlottemason.com/planning/preschool-guide/ Feel free to reach out here or in our Facebook group with any questions that you may have along the way!

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So glad that you enjoyed this free workshop! Here are a few helpful posts on chores. You will see highlighted in both of these posts a five step process for teaching a task. Here is that process: Thorough Training Step 1: I do it and you watch me. Step 2: I do it and you help me. Step 3: You do it and I help you. (So now the child takes the lead and asks for your help as needed.) Step 4: You do it and I watch you. Step 5: You do it and I check it. It is very important to walk through these steps with your children ensuring mastery at each level before moving on to the next, often where we as parents can drop the ball is in the watching and checking in because this takes so much more of our time and we feel the child knows what they should do. These steps are very important before expecting independent completion of a task. It can also be very helpful to address one task at a time through independence and then add on another task rather than a general "do your chores." You will then be assured that your children know how to do each task included in their chores well (to the standard that you expect it done) and independently before sending them off to complete this routine independently. Why Reminding Your Child Doesn't Work: simplycharlottemason.com/blog/why-reminding-your-child-doesnt-work/ How Children Prepare Chores for Life: simplycharlottemason.com/blog/how-chores-prepare-children-for-life/

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Hi, Great question! Charlotte Mason used her methods in a school setting, so it is absolutely possible to use these methods outside of a homeschool in a group classroom environment. SCM's resources are primarily for the homeschool parent, however we do also have resources formatted for use in a co-op setting. Perhaps some of those resources would be of benefit to what you are thinking? simplycharlottemason.com/store/product-category/cmt-groups/

Hi, We have some helpful recommendations for engaging preschool children. How you decide to approach this will also depend on if you have only the three year old or if you have older children you are homeschooling as well. What Charlotte Mason Preschool Looks Like: simplycharlottemason.com/blog/charlotte-mason-homeschool-preschool/ Your Questions Answered: Preschool Activities simplycharlottemason.com/blog/your-questions-answered-preschool-activities/ How to Nurture Your Preschooler While Homeschooling Older Children: simplycharlottemason.com/blog/how-to-nurture-your-preschooler-while-homeschooling-older-children/ Charlotte Mason felt that it was important to defer formal lessons until a child was six years old. Now if a child shows interest in learning reading, writing, and math earlier then by all means engage them in an age-appropriate way, however if they are not ready that is ok and they should not be pushed. Charlotte Mason also thought that it was important that a child is able to read anything that they are writing, so these lessons should go hand in hand as early writing lessons begin. Here is a helpful post that goes over teaching writing through the years in a Charlotte Mason approach to education. simplycharlottemason.com/blog/teaching-writing-subject-by-subject-part-15/ Please reach out with any additional questions that you may have.