While getting the necessary work done for the day is important, so is rest. Let your mind rest and your soul soak in the beauty of creation at the close of a busy day.

Even if all of the work isn’t done, take a few hours out of doors with your children to give you all a necessary moment of reprieve and reset. You can always come back to your work, but a lovely afternoon is gone in a moment.

Breaking down the light academia design elements of this minimal, naturalist library at The Ruby Lodge at Spring Lake Woods in Madisonville, KY.

Creating a daily schedule makes consistent homeschooling so much easier. If you don’t have a plan for your day, you likely won’t get to half of the things you want to.

I become idle quicky without some type of routine in place. Hence, we came up with a Kindergarten Daily Schedule that helps us all stay on the right path in our homeschool and in my duties as a homemaker.

A Charlotte Mason Kindergarten Plan for Morning Time Subjects, Reading, Math and Handwriting.

This poem was inspired by a rare moment alone on the back porch before the kids woke up. A blanket, cup of coffee and my Bible accompanied me for a moment of rapture basking in God’s creation.

What we loved, what we didn't and who I would recommend this preschool curriculum resource to.

An all-in-one Charlotte Mason inspired homeschool planner to help you organize your schedule as a mother-teacher. Oh, and it’s FREE!

These free daily rhythm cards are inspired by Charlotte Mason’s method of education, specifically, Ambleside Online’s curriculum but they will work for any Charlotte Mason curriculum.

Sometimes, it’s nice to be reminded that you are not the only Christian who makes a mistake and admittedly seeks repentance and redemption. Mamas, you can try and try again.

This poem was inspired by the busyness of motherhood. It’s written from the child’s perspective as a gentle plea to slow down and steward their little hearts while they are still in our care.

This poem was inspired by sharing the gospel like a beloved family recipe. It’s much simpler than you think!

This poem was written with the homemaker in mind. It was inspired by the everyday encounters with God we experience during the most menial and mundane tasks. God’s goodness is abundant even in the humblest of settings!