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Conference Lessons — Class IA
M. W. Kitching tells the story of teaching Class IA students at the 19th Annual PNEU Conference in 1915.
What think ye of Christ?
Poem IX from Charlotte Mason’s The Saviour of the World Volume I Book III.
The Place of Classics in a Modern Education
W. H. D. Rouse speaks to the PNEU about classical languages in this historic article from 1906. Includes an editor’s note by Art Middlekauff.
Many believed
Poem VIII from Charlotte Mason’s The Saviour of the World Volume I Book III, with the corresponding Scripture reading.
Swedish Drill in the 21st Century
Melissa Petermann explores Charlotte Mason’s use of Swedish Drill and explains how it can be implemented today.
Sign of the Cleansing of the Temple
Poem VII from Charlotte Mason’s The Saviour of the World Volume I Book III, with the corresponding Scripture reading.
Rousseau (1712–1788)
Mrs. Milton Broad provides a balanced exposition and assessment of the revolutionary thinker Jean-Jacques Rousseau in this vintage article from 1921.
A little Group went to Capernaum
Poem VI from Charlotte Mason’s The Saviour of the World Volume I Book III, with the corresponding Scripture reading.
The Teaching of Citizenship, by Laura Faunce
House of Education graduate Laura Faunce explains how and why to teach citizenship in the Charlotte Mason method in this vintage article from 1921.
Dost thou believe?
Poem V from Charlotte Mason’s The Saviour of the World Volume I Book III.
The Hedgerow
Join us in Hudson, WI, for The Hedgerow—a one-day Charlotte Mason gathering focused on living education, nature, beauty, and meaningful connections. Secure your tickets now.
Faith Without Guile
Rev. Francis Lewis explores faith and our relationship to Jesus Christ in this vintage sermon from 1924.
The Marriage in Cana
Poem IV from Charlotte Mason’s The Saviour of the World Volume I Book III, with the corresponding Scripture reading.
Exam Questions for the Upper Forms
Sample exam questions for the upper forms.
Knowledge the Pathway to the Dawn
H. W. Household presents his vision for a new dawn in this important 1921 message.
Philip and Nathanael
Poem III from Charlotte Mason’s The Saviour of the World Volume I Book III, with the corresponding Scripture reading.
A Jane Austen Evening
Listen in to a PNEU celebration of Jane Austen in this vintage Scale How Evening from 1912. Read by Richele Baburina and eleven other contributors to Charlotte Mason Poetry.
With a Difference
Elsie Kitching explains the differences between the Charlotte Mason method and the methods that seem to be similar.
Andrew brings Simon
Poem II from Charlotte Mason’s The Saviour of the World Volume I Book III, with the corresponding Scripture reading.
Fire in the Bones
Sheila Carroll invites us to renew our vision of education in this plenary recorded live at the 2026 Living Education Retreat.
Two follow Christ
Poem I from Charlotte Mason’s The Saviour of the World Volume I Book III, with the corresponding Scripture reading.
Wandering in Wealth
Heather Suemnicht shares her powerful and moving story in this plenary recorded live at the 2026 Living Education Retreat.
John Baptist and the Deputation
Poem IX from Charlotte Mason’s The Saviour of the World Volume I Book II, with the corresponding Scripture reading.
Sacred and Sane
Nancy Kelly explores what constitutes breadth and balance in a Charlotte Mason education in this plenary recorded live at the 2026 Living Education Retreat.
The Disciple in the Wilderness
Charlotte Mason’s poem “The Disciple in the Wilderness” from The Saviour of the World Volume I Book II.
Idyll Challenge VI
Art Middlekauff issues a challenge to parents and teachers to read Charlotte Mason’s six volumes in two years, starting on August 1.
Outside-in or Inside-out
Art Middlekauff explores two paradigms of education and considers the implications. Recorded live at the 2026 Living Education Retreat.
The Three Last Temptations
Poem VIII from Charlotte Mason’s The Saviour of the World Volume I Book II, with the corresponding Scripture reading.
A New Educational Frontier
Keegan Spittle asks whether the Charlotte Mason method should adapt to the demands of college, or colleges should adapt to the demands of the Charlotte Mason method.
Jesus in the Wilderness with the Tempter
Poem VII from Charlotte Mason’s The Saviour of the World Volume I Book II.
Commencement Address
A homeschool father’s third and final commencement address.
Idyll Challenge VI
Art Middlekauff issues a challenge to parents and teachers to read Charlotte Mason’s six volumes in two years, starting on August 1.
Jesus in the Wilderness
Poem VI from Charlotte Mason’s The Saviour of the World Volume I Book II.
The Imagination in Childhood
Charlotte Mason responds to Maria Montessori in this classical open letter from 1915.
Baptism of Jesus
Poem V from Charlotte Mason’s The Saviour of the World Volume I Book II, with the corresponding Scripture reading.
Nature Journaling Together
A free community for building your own lifelong practice. Weekly live Paint Together sessions, tutorials, and kindred spirits.
A Charlotte Mason Feast Spread for Our Children with Special Needs
Kathy Dlugolonski explains how a Charlotte Mason feast can be the best thing for our children with special needs.
Preaching of John Baptist
Poem IV from Charlotte Mason’s The Saviour of the World Volume I Book II, with the corresponding Scripture reading.
The Evolution of Home Education for Girls
Mrs. Pell describes the effect of Charlotte Mason’s ideas on the home education of girls in this vintage 1918 article with an editor’s note by Tabitha Wirges. 📷: @dave_stillwell
Christ, the Power of God, and the Wisdom of God
Poem III from Charlotte Mason’s The Saviour of the World Volume I Book II.
English Literature and the Teaching Methods of Miss Mason
H. W. Household describes and endorses Charlotte Mason’s approach to English literature in this vintage lecture from 1922.
Christ grows up in Galilee
Poem II from Charlotte Mason’s The Saviour of the World Volume I Book II.
Holidays
Miss C. D. Lawe applies Charlotte Mason’s philosophy of education to the summer months in this vintage article from 1917.
Jesus about His Father’s Business
Poem I from Charlotte Mason’s The Saviour of the World Volume I Book II, with the corresponding Scripture reading.
Math Resources
A collection of resources to help teach math the Charlotte Mason way.
Ourselves, by R. A. Pennethorne
R. A. Pennethorne provides the PNEU perspective on Alexander Pope’s dictum, “the proper study of mankind is man” in this vintage article from 1921.
The Holy Infancy
Poem XVIII from Charlotte Mason’s The Saviour of the World Volume I Book I.
Highways and By-Ways of Modern Thought
Elsie Kitching’s 1917 allegory about Charlotte Mason’s ideas and the history of thought.
Murder of the Innocents, and Return
Poem XVII from Charlotte Mason’s The Saviour of the World Volume I Book I, with the corresponding Scripture reading.
A Liberal Education for All — Letter III
Charlotte Mason’s third 1917 letter to The Times.
Flight into Egypt
Poem XVI from Charlotte Mason’s The Saviour of the World Volume I Book I, with the corresponding Scripture reading.
A Liberal Education for All — Letter II
Charlotte Mason’s second 1917 letter to The Times.
The Kings from the East
Poem XV from Charlotte Mason’s The Saviour of the World Volume I Book I, with the corresponding Scripture reading.
A Liberal Education for All — Letter I
Charlotte Mason’s first 1917 letter to The Times.
The Child Circumcised and Presented in the Temple
Poem XIV from Charlotte Mason’s The Saviour of the World Volume I Book I, with the corresponding Scripture reading.
Miss Mason’s Letter to the Children
Charlotte Mason’s unabridged letter to the children of the 1920 Whitby Gathering.
The Shepherds at Bethlehem
Poem XIII from Charlotte Mason’s The Saviour of the World Volume I Book I, with the corresponding Scripture reading.
What Next?
Elsie Kitching explains the Charlotte Mason approach to character formation in this vintage article from 1920.
The Charlotte Mason Junior Math Series: Pre-Algebra
Charlotte Mason math lessons that build confidence in mathematical thinking and help your student advance in understanding pre-algebra.
The True League of Nations
Rev. Francis Lewis discusses the personality of children and nations in this inspiring vintage article from 1918.
The Nativity
Poem XII from Charlotte Mason’s The Saviour of the World Volume I Book I, with the corresponding Scripture reading.
The Application of PNEU Principles in the Home
Mrs. Eustace Wade of Australia shares her profound insight into Charlotte Mason’s philosophy of education in this vintage article from 1921.
The Birth of John Baptist
Poem XI from Charlotte Mason’s The Saviour of the World Volume I Book I, with the corresponding Scripture reading.
Letter Bag
Agnes Drury reacts to the idea that Charlotte Mason is already out of date in this vintage letter from 1927.
The Value of Handicrafts in Education
Anges Drury explains the why, when, and how of handicrafts in this vintage article from 1927.
“Thou didst not abhor the Virgin’s Womb”
Poem X from Charlotte Mason’s The Saviour of the World Volume I Book I, with the corresponding Scripture reading.
Some Difficulties Overcome
Miss F. M. Clark explains how to overcome various difficulties with the Charlotte Mason method in this vintage paper from 1927.
The Days of the Visit
Description: Poem IX from Charlotte Mason’s The Saviour of the World Volume I Book I, with the corresponding Scripture reading.
Olive Norton: The Transcript
The lecture of the woman who introduced Susan Schaeffer Macaulay to Charlotte Mason, transcribed from a vintage 1978 recording.
Meeting with Elizabeth
Poem VIII from Charlotte Mason’s The Saviour of the World Volume I Book I, with the corresponding Scripture reading.
New Testament Lessons
The second in a series of articles by Art Middlekauff describing New Testament studies for Forms III-VI in a Charlotte Mason education.
The PNEU Ideal in Education
Helen Wix outlines the key ideals of the Charlotte Mason method in this vintage article from 1919.
On a Picture (Murillo’s “Immaculate Conception”)
Poem VII from Charlotte Mason’s The Saviour of the World Volume I Book I, with the corresponding Scripture reading.
Education Is a Life
Helen Wix explains Charlotte Mason’s eighth principle in this vintage article from 1927.
The Annunciation
Poem VI from Charlotte Mason’s The Saviour of the World Volume I Book I, with the corresponding Scripture reading.
The Charlotte Mason Junior Math Series: Pre-Algebra
Charlotte Mason math lessons that build confidence in mathematical thinking and help your student advance in understanding pre-algebra.
A Few Roots
Helen Wix presents the foundational ideas of the Charlotte Mason method in this vintage article from 1927.
Sages and Prophets Praise God for the Birth
Poem V from Charlotte Mason’s The Saviour of the World Vol I Book I.
If I Could Begin Again
Author and mother H. C. Cradock shares her advice on parenting in this vintage article from 1918.
Council in Heaven
Poem IV from Charlotte Mason’s The Saviour of the World Volume I Book I, with the corresponding Scripture reading.
Brush Drawing Resources
A collection of resources to help teach brush drawing the Charlotte Mason way.
By My Spirit
Rev. Francis Lewis explains that hearts are changed “not by might, nor by power, but by My Spirit” in this vintage sermon from 1923. (📷: Photo North www.photonorth.co.uk)
The Angel visits Zacharias
Poem III from Charlotte Mason’s The Saviour of the World Volume I Book I, with the corresponding Scripture reading.
Obedience as a Vice
Mrs. Dermod O’Brien explores the glories and limitations of obedience in this vintage article from 1921.
The Expectation of the Nations
Poem II from Charlotte Mason’s The Saviour of the World Volume I Book I.
The Teaching of Scripture in the Parents’ Union School
Rose Amy Pennethorne provides a thorough survey of Charlotte Mason’s method for Bible lessons in this vintage article from 1921.
Prologue to the Gospel according to St. John
Poem I from Charlotte Mason’s The Saviour of the World Volume I Book I, with the corresponding Scripture reading.
Maurice Ravel
Dorothea Bostock introduces Maurice Ravel as the subject for composer study in this vintage PNEU article from 1975.
Labourers in the Vineyard
Poem XX from Charlotte Mason’s The Saviour of the World Volume VII Book I, with the corresponding Scripture reading.
Hints for Home Schoolrooms
A mother who taught her children at home shares tips and hints in this vintage article from 1923.
We have left all
Poem XIX from Charlotte Mason’s The Saviour of the World Volume VII Book I, with the corresponding Scripture reading.
The Teaching of Geography, by Mr. G. H. Smith
An experienced teacher gives practical guidance on teaching geography in this vintage article with a new editor’s note by Dawn Tull.
Riches a hindrance
Poem XVIII from Charlotte Mason’s The Saviour of the World Volume VII Book I, with the corresponding Scripture reading.
Jane Austen
If you’re looking for a way to pay homage to the beloved author, we invite you to enjoy our Jane Austen offerings. These include an article written by Charlotte Mason herself and a celebratory audio recording featuring a dozen different voices reading from Miss Austen’s works.
A Liberal Education for All, by Daisy Golding
Daisy S. Golding describes the Charlotte Mason method in action in this vintage paper from 1920.
The Rich Young Ruler
Poem XVII from Charlotte Mason’s The Saviour of the World Volume VII Book I, with the corresponding Scripture reading.
The Need for a Liberal Education
H. W. Household advocates for a liberal education for all according to the method developed by Charlotte Mason.
Babes brought to Christ
Poem XVI from Charlotte Mason’s The Saviour of the World Volume VII Book I, with the corresponding Scripture reading.
A Walk in December
The vintage guide to special studies in nature for the month of December. From The Changing Year by Florence M. Haines.
How To Paint a Winter Wreath
Read about hosting a wreath-painting party and watch a tutorial on how to paint a winter wreath in this month’s COMFORT bundle.
The Manifestation of Christ in Worship
In this vintage article from 1924, Rev. Francis Lewis considers the implications of how God was manifested to mankind in Jesus.