A Delectable Education

10/12/2026

How do we start introducing the concept of Geography to our little ones, before they start formal lessons? Tune in to our most recent episode for a discussion of Geography in the Early Years.

https://www.adelectableeducation.com/2026/09/episode-350-Geography-part-2-the-early-years/

What has study of Geography in the Early Years looked like in your own home? Comment below!

10/09/2026

Charlotte Mason had great faith in us mothers to know what to teach our children and how. She said, “but the mother…will find a hundred opportunities to teach geography by the way…. Indeed, the whole field of Pictorial Geography…may be covered in this way.” So stay tuned to today’s podcast to hear her ideas on how to go about this daunting feat while our children are still in the early years.

To listen and access any resources mentioned, head to Episode 350: Geography Part 2, The Early Years: https://www.adelectableeducation.com/2026/09/episode-350-geography-part-2-the-early-years/

10/07/2026

What Golden Age of Children’s Literature publishers did to support emerging readers: Graduated Readers series!

Comment “readers” and I’ll send you a link to my post with several of our favorites!

10/06/2026

The study of Geography can be about more than mastering knowledge of the world, its contents, and its inhabitants; it can be a way to develop character by encouraging compassion, curiosity, and a broader perspective than one's own cultural subset affords.

To hear more on our discussion in our Introduction to Geography episode, head to Episode 349! https://www.adelectableeducation.com/2026/09/episode-349-Geography-part-1-introduction/

10/05/2026

Let's broaden our horizons! How can the study of earth be living and vibrant? What are Geography's different facets?

Tune in to Episode 349 to hear more!

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10/03/2026

How did the Golden Age of Children’s Literature support beginning readers in their journey to fluency? Take a look at these comparisons.

If you are curious about early readers from this era, comment “Readers” and I’ll send you my top picks.

10/02/2026

Today we're embarking on a new subject series, one very adjacent to Science, but also adjacent to History. That is the subject of Geography. Join us today on the podcast to get an overview of this amazing subject's scope and sequence across a child's education, and find out why Charlotte Mason considered this the most delightful subject of all.

To listen and access links to resources, head to Episode 349: Geography Part 1, Introduction: https://www.adelectableeducation.com/2026/10/episode-349-geography-part-1-introduction/

09/29/2026

Evaluation of our students' Science studies can be difficult to quantify! Don't let the process of their exams derail from the core of Charlotte Mason's principles - education is the act of forming 𝘳𝘦𝘭𝘢𝘵𝘪𝘰𝘯𝘴𝘩𝘪𝘱𝘴.

What sort of relationship has your child formed with his or her studies this term? Where do you see curiosity, or perhaps improvement in working independently or following experiment procedures? How has the ability to observe and question grown? Are you able to learn more about the subject from listening to their explanations?

To hear more of our thoughts on evaluating Science lessons and exams, tune in to our final episode in this series on Science, #348: https://www.adelectableeducation.com/2026/09/episode-348-science-part-7-closing-thoughts/

09/28/2026

09/28/2026

Whether you're 𝘧𝘦𝘦𝘭𝘪𝘯𝘨 the texture of a seed soaked for Botany, 𝘴𝘮𝘦𝘭𝘭𝘪𝘯𝘨 the earthy home of a Special Study mushroom, 𝘨𝘢𝘻𝘪𝘯𝘨 at stars in the evening for Astronomy, or 𝘩𝘦𝘢𝘳𝘪𝘯𝘨 the call of a new bird friend visiting your Biome of choice, the study of Science is chock full of opportunities to experience the world with all of our senses! Just...let's not 𝘵𝘢𝘴𝘵𝘦 the mushrooms 🍄

This Science series has been a delight, and a great opportunity to remind us of the importance of Science lessons, not to mention the joys found therein. To hear our thoughts in our series wrap-up, visit the Episode 348 page: https://www.adelectableeducation.com/2026/09/episode-348-science-part-7-closing-thoughts/