Description
Step back in time and explore the history, people, and events of the First World War with this World War I morning time curriculum, designed for Charlotte Mason homeschool families. This 6-week study guides elementary through high school students through engaging, open-and-go morning time plans that make history meaningful, accessible, and full of connection.
Through literature, narration, historical accounts, maps, art, and the music of the era, your family will gain a deeper understanding of the Great War while cultivating critical thinking and reflection. These Charlotte Mason homeschool morning time plans are carefully curated to provide gentle learning for families while nurturing curiosity, empathy, and thoughtful discussion. Everything is fully prepared and scheduled, so you can enjoy a rich, faith- and history-filled homeschool morning without stress.
The following are included in your 6-week morning time session:
- 6-week Calendar with each subject scheduled on it
- Prayer and scripture memorization
- Copywork selections from Psalm 23, John 15:13, The Wife of Flanders, In Flanders Fields, For the Fallen, and Ode to a Snowdrop During Wartime in primary, elementary, cursive, and a notebook sheet for high school students (and moms)
- Memory Work: Prayer, scripture memory, and poetry memorization
- Living Books recommended reading list for World War I
- Artist & Picture Study: George Braque with six printable art pieces
- Composer Study: Irving Berlin
- Poetry Study: Six World War I themed poems
- Hymn Study: “O God, Our Help in Ages Past”, with sheet music, listening links, and copywork
- Folk Song Study: “It’s a Long Way to Tipperary”, with sheet music and listening links
- 6 Teatime Recipes: Ration Scones, ANZAC Biscuits, Trench Cake, Apricot Charlotte, Jam Tart, and Gingerbread Cup Pudding
- Teatime Reading: The Bowmen by Arthur Machen, His Last Bow by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, The Kidnapped Primeminister by Agatha Christie, The Old Woman In The Woods by The Brothers Grimm, and The Ass and the Charger by Aesop
- Shakespeare Reading: “The Two Gentlemen of Verona” from Beautiful Stories from Shakespeare by Edith Nesbit
- History & Geography: Geography of the Great War
- Handicraft: Felt Poppy Pin
- Art Lesson: Poppy Field
- Nature study: World War I Nature Study
- And more!
Upon purchase, you will receive LIFETIME ACCESS to this session. PLEASE NOTE: The downloadable delivery and forever access of this product makes it non-refundable.
Individual morning time sessions are for personal family use only and cannot be shared among families or a co-op; sharing among families or co-ops is not allowed. Thank you for adhering to our policy.
