What a glorious time of year! In my part of the world, God’s creation is singing in brilliant colors and crisp notes. In honor of His magnificent show, I thought I’d center the theme around bits and pieces of Autumn Beauty. Enjoy the wonderful articles!
Nature Study
Julee from Abundant Harvest shares her family’s awesome nature study that came from an injured monarch in Nature Study - Butterfly.
Alicia from La Famille gives a great tutorial for making a dye from black walnut shells in Nuts About Dye!
Ritsumei from Baby Steps shares about her family’s recent trip to their local nature preserve in Critters and Moss.
Kris from At Home Science provides a nice list of living books and such for anyone planning to study rocks, soil or the earth in Geology Study Resources.
Barb at Handbook of Nature Study shares about one of her nature challenges in Outdoor Hour Challenge Autumn Series - Seasonal Weather.
Yours truly is sharing an article from Shining Dawn Books about Nature Study with a Toddler or Preschooler.
Art/Picture Study
Dana from Epi Kardia takes us on a how-to journey through picture study in Charlotte Mason Mondays - Picture Study.
I’d like to share a recent picture study resource review I wrote at The Curriculum Choice about Dover Art Cards as well as our latest artist study activities in The Thinker and Other Rodin Fun.
Living Literature
Keri from Sunny Scholars helps unmuddy the waters when it comes to finding good literature that’s also friendly to beginning readers in Readers.
Amber from The Mommy Earth shares how she and her children enjoyed a cozy reading time together in Book Review: Five Little Peppers.
Kris from Science of Relations provides a set of living literature for our reading enjoyment that focuses on history in Westward Expansion: Santa Fe Trail.
Jimmie from Jimmie’s Collage reminds us that even older children enjoy picture books, and she’s found several goodies in Picture Books for Middle School.
Science/History
Heather from Maple Hill Academy shares how she has implemented a family time line in Book of Years.
Barb from Harmony Art Mom shows us how she uses a traditional teaching text with CM flair in Apologia Physical Science with a CM Style.
Super Odds and Ends
Penny from Our Crazy Adventures in Autismland! gives us a glimpse into habit training in Bedtime Routine into Habit.
Richele from Under the Golden Apple Tree reminds us of the importance of leisure time in Masterly Inactivity.
Johnna from Living Charlotte Mason in California is the perfect ending to a cool weather carnival as she shares about her family’s adventure making Autumn Butternut Soup.
Thank you so much for visiting the Charlotte Mason Carnival today! Richele from Under the Golden Apple Tree will be hosting next time on November 17th. I hope you’ll consider submitting an article! Until next time, I hope your autumn days are spent in thankfulness to our Creator for His bounty!





























































Welcome to my blog! I'm a home school mom to three of the sweetest children - 12, 9 and 2. We use a very eclectic style - mostly Charlotte Mason mixed with classical. We love unit studies, lapbooking and notebooking. And books, books, books! Personally, I love to encourage and inspire homeschoolers new and old. 



























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Thank you for hosting the carnival and for including my post- it looks as if I will be reading and learning a lot today! I enjoyed your beautiful photography as well!
Dana
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By Dana Wilson on 11.03.09 6:17 am | Permalink
Thank you for hosting! Autumn beauty is a lovely theme. This has been *such* a beautiful autumn, hasn’t it?
By Amber on 11.03.09 8:15 am | Permalink
Thank you for using my submission! Beautiful post!
By Ida Red (aka) Richele on 11.03.09 9:45 am | Permalink
Thanks for hosting the carnival Cindy. Your photos are all so lovely.
I am enjoying the entries as well.
Great job,
Barb-Harmony Art Mom
By Barb-Harmony Art Mom on 11.03.09 1:05 pm | Permalink
Thank you for hosting the carnival. I always enjoy grabbing a cup tea and sitting down to browse through the posts. So many wonderful ideas!
By Angela on 11.04.09 7:50 am | Permalink
Thank you!
Very interesting
I love Charlotte Mason`s approach. It is a true gentle art of learning.
Blessings,
Nancy
By Nancy on 11.04.09 10:29 am | Permalink
Thanks for putting this together–you got a great bunch of submissions!
By Kris on 11.04.09 7:50 pm | Permalink
Thank you for hosting this lovely Carnival.
Tammy
By Tammy on 11.05.09 2:41 am | Permalink
Thank you so much for hosting. I look forward to spending some time visiting the bloggers. I also appreciate your list of books on your sidebar. It’s a great resource!
Blessings to you…
Jenn
By Jenn4him on 11.05.09 6:36 am | Permalink
Thanks so much for hosting a beautiful carnival!
By { jamie } on 11.07.09 1:54 pm | Permalink
I just came over to see the carnival. Your blog is beautiful!
By Phyllis on 11.10.09 1:28 am | Permalink
Thanks for a lovely carnival! I always learn so much from these.
By Ritsumei on 11.12.09 12:48 pm | Permalink
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