We begin to see what we want. * the book is used in term 1 ** the book is used in term 2 *** the book is used in term 3 In order to complete the curriculm, daily or weekly instruction should be provided in the following areas. AmblesideOnline is a free homeschool curriculum that uses Charlotte Mason's classically-based principles to prepare children for a life of rich relationships with everything around them: God, humanity, and the natural world.

Shakespeare Tales from by Charles AmblesideOnline - Year 4 Booklist Weekly schedule is here. Booklist for Pre-7 Suggested reading for those entering Year 7 without first covering Ambleside Online Years 1-6.

schedules and Parents Review articles, and they offer online support at the AmblesideOnline Forum. Year 1 is currently under revision. History studied in Year 4: 1640-1700's (French and Thou hast set my feet in

"Our aim in Education is to give a Full Life.

I have standardized the author names and titles and improved the sorting so that it is very clear which titles are on which list without worrying with the subjects each list assigned. I have updated my Master Book List for Ambleside Online, Higher Up and Further In and Honey For a Child’s Heart.

LibriVox recordings History Story of the Greeks by H. A. Guerber. We owe it to them to initiate an immense number of interests. This is every book in each resource (it was when I originally made it, anyway).

AmblesideOnline - Year 5 Booklist Weekly schedule is here. Story of the Romans by H. A. Guerber. "We wish to place before the child open doors to many avenues of instruction and delight, in each one of which he should find quickening thoughts. (View current stage of revisions here) Probable changes may include moving "This Country of Ours" to a later year and using "Our Island Story" by H. E. Marshall and/or "Fifty Famous Stories Retold" by James Baldwin in Year 1 (both of these will be online by the time the revised booklist is finalized).). New! Old Year 3 Booklist Asterisks refer to which term the book is used. Children make large demands upon us.