

A Couple of years ago I was introduced to a women named Charlotte Mason. She was a teacher in the early centuries who was a school teacher. Her approach really intriged me. One of the subject that she took very seriously was character building and handiwork.
I find it really important, since we are with our children all the time, to teach them skills that will help them manage a life of obediance when they leave home. There are wonderful sites out there with curriculum to help our children learn these tasks. I would like to name off a few.
Hope Chest Legacy
Homeschool blogger
Keepers of the Home
Homeschooling from the heart
His-Net
Door Post
I know that there are so many others out there. I would also like to introduce this company I just found. It seems that they offer books for character building. www.salemridgepress.com and this site is amazing www.rhlschool.com. I hope that you will be able to find the curriculum that suites your family. If I remember right Ambleside online had a list of handiwork for Boys and Girls that you can just print off. Happy Hunting!

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