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Educating the Child at Home

Educating the Child at Home

Ella Frances Lynch
$8.99
BindingPaperback
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Personal Training and The Work Habit

Ella Frances Lynch lays out her case why public schools are failing and why homeschooling is both practical and doable for all families. She then provides practical advice and outlines for each subject area. Topics include grammar, vocabulary, poetry, history, math, geography, morals, and much more. While the book was written over 100 years ago, her insights and advice remain just as valid today. Many have referred to her as the ‘American Charlotte Mason.’

First published in 1914, this edition is derived from the original book. As always, this edition is complete and unabridged.
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Author(s): Ella Frances Lynch

Illustrator(s): None

Translator(s): None

Dimensions: 6" x 9"

Pages: 149

Font Size: 12 pt

Reading Level: Adult

Read Aloud Level: 9th-12th Grade

Year First Published: 1914

ISBN: 9781649651556

ASIN: 1649651554
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Symbolic watercolor illustration for Ella Frances Lynch: a woman seen from behind writing at a desk, with scenes inspired by their books.

Ella Frances Lynch

was an educational writer whose books helped parents make learning part of everyday family life. In Educating the Child at Home, she emphasized personal training and the development of useful work habits. Her approach treated the home as a place where children's attention, language, and independence could grow through regular, thoughtful guidance.

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