How to Do Charlotte Mason Picture Study

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I am a contributing writer over at the blog, Real Life at Home, and this week, I wrote a post outlining the Charlotte Mason Picture Study technique for studying great artists with your kids at home. I’ve developed several Charlotte Mason Picture Study artist resources already, but I hadn’t yet written a step-by-step guide. Now I have! Click over to read my post on Real Life at Home and then come back to check out my other resources below!

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Each of the below resources is an American artist: Mary Cassatt, Frederic Remington, Thomas Cole, John Singleton Copley, and Henry Ossawa Tanner.

Have you tried this technique with your kids yet? Tell me how it goes in the comments!

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