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We have some very exciting news for all our Americ

We have some very exciting news for all our American customers...We have recently partnered with Living Heritage, a new homeschool curriculum formed under the umbrella of G3 Ministries.Spearheaded by pastor’s wife and homeschool mama of four, Becky Aniol, Living
Heritage has been founded with a view to helping parents provide a beautiful
education for their children, so that their young minds will grow in accordance to
all that is good, and so that they will gain an insatiable appetite for learning that
will remain with them all their lives. We are thrilled and thankful to be included in
the plans for their exciting new venture.Furthermore, G3 Press has been granted exclusive publishing rights to bring our
books to print for families in the United States, and as of right now our best-selling
book The New World at Home and its accompanying picture-book companion
Geography Pictures for a Living Education: The New World at Home are available
for purchase through their online shop.This will mean shorter delivery times,
lower shipping costs, and no more out of stock notices for our American
customers. More titles are to be added to their collection soon.For more information on Living Heritage and to make a purchase, visit their
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One of the projects we are currently working on is

One of the projects we are currently working on is the reissue of a book called 'Paper Tearing', which is the second part of the 'Educational Handwork' series by Henry G Paterson. The first part of which is the popular 'Paper Folding' book that was used by Charlotte Mason as the starting point for students of Sloyd. (We recently released our new colour edition of this popular resource and it is currently available for sale on our website.)Paper Tearing was never assigned by Charlotte Mason so far as we know but since working through the book we have found it to be the perfect bridge between Paper Folding, commonly recommended for students in Form 1B, and Paper Modelling, which is usually assigned in 1A. Many parents have noted that Paper Modelling can feel like quite a step up from Paper Folding and so Paper Tearing appears to fill the gap perfectly, providing a firm foundation for students of Paper Sloyd.We are very excited about this new project and wanted to share a little progress report with you all, as well as show a bit of its history.The original owner of the book we have in our posession was a man called G. Stevenson. He clearly thought a lot about the projects in the book and made copious amounts of notes in the back of the book. Some of our pictures show just dedicated he was to fully understanding each project before perhaps sharing them with his students.Paper Tearing is an exciting discovery of a book we didn't know excisted until recently, and we are thoroughly enjoying working through the book and making all of the models. Work is progressing steadily and we estimate a release date for early 2025.

Like so many of my friends in this space, I desire

Like so many of my friends in this space, I desire for my children to grow up with a love and appetite for that which is worthy, true, beautiful, and good...And like so many of my fellow CM mamas in the trenches, I often feel inadequate and ill equipped for such a lofty task. Living in a culture where beauty and truth isn't exactly celebrated, sometimes we find our mama hearts crying out, "Where do I even begin?"But amidst all the uncertainty, fear, and loneliness, there is One who hears us and is ready and willing to answer our call.So start there. Start with Him. The author of Truth Himself. The creator of all that is good, of all that is beautiful.Yes, let us expose our children to beautiful poetry, inspiring literature, and sensational artwork and music, but at the heart of it all must be God Himself. To appreciate creation without acknowledging the Creator is to completely miss the point. We must point our children to Christ, to the Cross, to the beauty of His love for us.That's where it starts. And that's also where it ends. And the best part is He doesn't expect us to do it alone.For more on training our children up towards that which is lovely please see what my friends are saying for #charlottemasonmondays@thesewildknights
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Tonight we finished this gem in the history of Ame

Tonight we finished this gem in the history of American literature and it has sent us down a rabbit hole of American folk songs. What could be more fun than spending the evening singing (or yelling, more like) patriotic American songs after reading such an amazing book I couldn't tell you 😀I have to say that up to now this had been my favourite of the Little House books. I can't wait to start By the Shores of Silver Lake.Which is your favourite?

Who here utilises a morning basket or morning time

Who here utilises a morning basket or morning time?Up until recently, I always tried to spread the feast out in a similar way to how Miss Mason did it. Bible and maths first, with the riches scattered amongst the other subjects, allowing for an interesting and varied day of learning, always keeping us on our toes.For a long time, it worked well, but as with all things, seasons change and needs change, and we must adapt our routines and systems along with it.As our lives face various challenges and new responsibilities, and the busyness of our afternoons only seems to increase, for some time, I've noticed I've heavily veered towards focusing on getting all the so-called "academic" subjects done often to the detriment of many of the subjects that bring life to our learning.In response to this, I've switched to block scheduling for a while, and our morning block is now reserved for our morning basket. A basket full of books and poems, Scripture, songs, and Shakespeare, and a sofa full of love, family, and the sharing of ideas. This ensures that what we get done first is the most important parts of our day because I do believe these are not merely the riches of our education. Rather, they are the beating heart of our education.It may not be how Miss Mason did it but it's just what we need right now.If you do hold a morning time in your family, please share any tips in the comments below.For more on how CM mama's are approaching things slightly differently in their homeschools, please see@notebookingwithdelight
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Today we went on an 8 mile bike ride. It was unpla

Today we went on an 8 mile bike ride. It was unplanned and we just figured we'd see how we got on...The children did amazingly well but my 7 year old started to lag towards the end so I suggested we sing some songs as we went.He liked the idea but wanted to recite poetry instead, so we spent the rest of the ride shouting some of our favourite poems out at the top of our lungs. We started with Duck's Ditty by Kenneth Grahame, followed by Block City, From a Railway Carriage, and A Good Play, all by Robert Louis Stevenson. He then proceeded to make up his own poem called 'Autumn'.It's moments like these when I see the beauty of our education come alive.❤️❤️❤️Share some of your favourite moments like these in the comments below

🌼 Let's talk living books 🌼Living books ar

🌼 Let's talk living books 🌼Living books are books filled with living ideas. Ideas that delight, challenge, inspire, and grow upon the mind. Whether the receiver recognises them or not the ideas themselves exist and given the right circumstances will work wonders in the mind of a reader, leading them on journeys into far-off lands and close-to-home truths, making connections with knowledge and experience old and new.They are also filled with living truths. Truths about human nature, spiritual realities, and ones own lived experiences.Living books span all genres, all lengths, and all types of books. Whether old, new, funny, sad, true, nonsensical, and everything in between, they have the power to awaken senses in us that we didn't even know existed. Typically well written they paint pictures for us through a well crafted narrative which can ignite a flame of inquiry inside of us and thereby capture our imagination. They teach us truths about the world and who we are as human beings; they lead us to experience worlds apart from our own.They give us life beyond the air we breathe.Just yesterday, I was talking to my son about how sin often comes to us in the guise of something alluring. It doesn't seem bad. It seems enticing. It comes to us in the form of something we want. I thought this was a complex subject to be talking to him about and I was trying to find the right words to explain it when he suddenly became really animated and excitedly told me how it was like the witch that led George away in The Questing Knights of the Faerie Queene. I was flabbergasted by the insight a six year old could have, brought on only by the eternal truths presented to him in a living book.And that's the magic.When have you seen the magic take hold in your children?For more on living books for #charlottemasonmondays:@little_worldwanderers
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We are thrilled to announce that Charlotte Mason B

We are thrilled to announce that Charlotte Mason Beehive's newly updated edition of Paper Folding, by H.G. Paterson is now available.Unlike in our first edition, this new release has been extensively revised and updated. The models, methods, and techniques employed are faithful to the original, as is the spirit in which the book has been written; however the instructions have been re-written in an easy to follow step-by-step manner and are accompanied by colour photographs to highlight each step.Through the course of this book children are introduced to this enjoyable handicraft with projects that are simple to make and require minimal tools. Students will construct models such as envelopes, hats, baskets, flags, and much more.This new edition of Paterson’s work includes the following prominent features:• Step-by-step instructions written in clear and plain English
• Full colour photographs clearly illustrating each step.
• Digitally remastered technical drawings.
• Available in print or as a digital download.
• The print version is spiral bound for ease of use.
• All models include metric as well as imperial measurements.
• Clear sections dividing the text by term, to cover an entire academic school year.
• All material required has been updated and simplified to that which is readily available to students of the twenty-first century.
• Clear and comprehensive material lists.
• Uses the same model rotation that Charlotte Mason did.As always, we are also offering a complete Material Supply Pack to ensure a stressfree, seamless, and open-and-go experience when implementing Paper Sloyd in your home lessons.𝗦𝗽𝗲𝗰𝗶𝗮𝗹 𝗢𝗳𝗳𝗲𝗿 𝗳𝗼𝗿 𝗢𝘄𝗻𝗲𝗿𝘀 𝗼𝗳 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗙𝗶𝗿𝘀𝘁 𝗘𝗱𝗶𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻All customers who have previously ordered a digital version of Paper Folding will now have access to the newly updated colour edition in their online account.All customers who have previously ordered a printed copy of Paper Folding are eligible for a free digital copy of the new edition, as well as 20% off a new printed copy should they wish to place a new order (offer ends 01 March 2025). Please contact us for further details on how to claim these items.

“Give a child a single valuable idea, and you ha

“Give a child a single valuable idea, and you have done more for his education than if you had laid upon his mind the burden of bushels of information; for the child who grows up with a few dominant ideas has his self-education provided for, his career marked out.”Let me encourage you dear mothers, in those moments when you feel the weight of fear and responsibility for your child’s education lying heavily on your chest, it is an idea… a single living idea… that is all it needs take.The world is filled with ideas. Your home is filled with ideas. The kind that will inspire and intrigue, fascinate and propogate… oh, you don’t need to seek them. They can’t be taught or force fed or pre-conditioned. We can’t select, craft, or sanitise them ourselves.We don’t know which ideas will take hold of a child’s imagination and we don’t need to.That’s why we offer a feast… a feast of living ideas. Ideas that exist in the storybooks on our shelves; that exist in the music we play during morning time; in the art; the poetry; the history books; and right out there in the back garden.So, even during times of upset, doubt, and distress, when it seems as though nothing is going right, just remember that all ideas begin with God and it takes but “a single valuable idea”…My #charlottemasonmondays friends are talking about what matters to them today. Check them out:@beautyof_homeschool
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Our newly revised colour edition of Mildred Swanne

Our newly revised colour edition of Mildred Swannell's Paper Modelling, along with the accompanying supply pack and Diagram Template Folder, has been a real hit with our customers, and will be a feature in many families' homes this school year.Its popularity has meant we've sold out several times since its release in February of this year, so if this is something you have your eye on, grab it now to avoid disappointment..
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.Designed with accessibility and simplicity in mind, it includes step by step colour photographs, clear, unambiguous instructions, and newly drawn diagrams, so that even more families will find Paper Sloyd to be a fun, easy, and beneficial handicraft, worthy of their time and attention.Through the course of this book, students learn to draw and cut out with precision as they put their hands to work, manipulating their paper to take on the appearance of all kinds of charming trinkets. From doll sized furniture, such as a clock, piano, and chest of drawers, to boxes of all shapes, sizes, and designs, there are enough projects in this book to provide hours of entertainment.This new edition of M. Swannell’s work includes the following prominent features:⭐️ Spiral bound for ease of use⭐️ A new introduction, including term-by-term rotation⭐️ Step by step photographs accompany every project⭐️ An updated materials list⭐️ Metric measurements⭐️ Instructions written in plain and simple language⭐️ All the original illustrations⭐️ Updated technical diagrams, which have been redrawn⭐️ Comprehensive tutorials on drawing, cutting, and folding⭐️ Two tiers of a Materials Supply Pack, including everything you need to complete the course, can also be purchased⭐️ Exclusive Instructor’s Diagram Templates containing 1:1 scale templates for every model in the book are also available.UK orders: https://charlottemasonbeehive.co.uk/product-category/by-subject/paper-sloyd/International orders: https://charlottemasonbeehive.com/product-category/by-subject/paper-sloyd/.
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My office for the day 🌲🏠The children have

My office for the day 🌲🏠The children have been building this treehouse down by the river and I've just discovered that it is the perfect place to sneak in a little bit of writing while they play. 😆
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It was my birthday last week (the big 4-0!) but un

It was my birthday last week (the big 4-0!) but unfortunately I was very unwell and was unable to celebrate in any meaningful way.But my husband's thoughtful gift more than makes up for the lack of festivities, with this gorgeous first edition of Charlotte Mason's sixth volume.It is truly a beauty to behold, and a beauty to literally hold, and the very feel of its leaves makes me giddy..
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