The Plan Builder
Answer a few questions and receive a full schedule with details. You can adjust and rebuild as often as you like.
New to Charlotte Mason?
Five ideas that make everything else make sense.
Living Books
Children learn from whole, literary books written by people who love their subject — not from dry textbooks. A living book gives ideas, and ideas are the mind's food.
Narration
After one careful reading, the child tells back what they heard. This single act replaces comprehension worksheets, builds composition skill, and trains the habit of attention.
Short Lessons
Fifteen minutes of full attention beats an hour of dawdling. Lessons stay short and varied, so the whole feast fits in a morning — and afternoons stay free.
Nature Study
Hours outdoors, a weekly nature walk, and a personal nature journal form the foundation of science — and of wonder.
Habit Training
“The mother who takes pains to endow her children with good habits secures for herself smooth and easy days.” One habit at a time, one term at a time.
The Feast
Picture study, composer study, poetry, handicrafts, Shakespeare, Plutarch — the “riches” aren't extras. They are the curriculum, spread generously before every child.
Loved by Charlotte Mason mothers
⚠ Placeholder section — replace with real testimonials before launch.
Add a real quote here about how the plan builder saved a mother time or eased her first term.
First name, Last initialMother of 3 · State
Add a real quote here about the reading lists or the gentle, doable rhythm.
First name, Last initialHomeschooling since 20XX
Add a real quote here from a mother new to Charlotte Mason who found the method finally clicked.
First name, Last initialMother of 2 · State
Browse plans by age
Not sure where your child fits? Explore each form's day and reading list.
About SoCharlotteMason
SoCharlotteMason.com is a free planning tool for homeschool mothers following the educational philosophy of Charlotte Mason (1842–1923), the British educator whose twenty-volume legacy still guides families around the world. We translate her principles — short lessons, living books, narration, and generous afternoons — into a concrete weekly plan you can actually use on Monday morning.
This tool offers a faithful starting point, not a rulebook. Mason herself adjusted timetables to the child. So should you.