Bring beauty into your home as you enjoy the richness of poetry and songs with these easy to use, artistically designed menus!
Meaningful Spring, Summer, Autumn, and Winter are perfect for families who want to bring multiple ages together for a sweet, easy-to-implement gathering time that focuses on what is good, true, and beautiful.
Volumes do not need to be used in order - choose one that you think your family would enjoy and start there.
Who's it for?
What's included?
This listing includes our four seasonal volumes.
In the Spring volume, you'll find:
- Charlotte Mason's Motto Christian Affirmation (I am, I can, I ought, I will) aligned to spring ideas of new life.
- Poem: Written in March by William Wordsworth
- Catechism: Why did God create us? What else did God create?
- Hymn: Savior, Like a Shepherd Lead Me
- Folk Song: A Branch of Snowy May
- Bible Verses: Isaiah 43:19 and John 10:9-10
In the Summer volume, you'll find:
- Charlotte Mason's Motto Christian Affirmation (I am, I can, I ought, I will) aligned to summer ideals and growth
- Poem: Sunshine by Mary Howitt
- Catechism: What is Justification? What is sanctification?
- Hymn: What a Friend We Have in Jesus by Charles Crozat Converse
- Folk Song: Down by the Bay *song linked
- Bible Verses: Psalm 119:1-9
- Song: The Star-Spangled Banner by Francis Scott Key
- Sonnet: Shall I compare thee to a summer's day? by William Shakespeare
In the Autumn volume, you'll find:
- Charlotte Mason's Motto Christian Affirmation (I am, I can, I ought, I will) aligned to themes of harvest
- Poem: Fall, Leaves, Fall by Emily Bronte
- Catechism: Who makes all things new? Why must Jesus die to save me?
- Hymn: Thank You, Lord
- Folk Song: Down by the Bay *song linked
- Bible Verses: John 4:27-42
- Song: Autumn Comes (an English Folk Song)
- Sonnet: Sonnet 92 by Anna Seward
In the Winter volume, you'll find:
- Charlotte Mason's Motto Christian Affirmation (I am, I can, I ought, I will) aligned to themes God's provision in lean times
- Poem: Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening by Robert Frost
- Catechism: Who has made my sin white as snow? Why must we suffer seasons of darkness and cold?
- Hymn: Rock of Ages by Augustus M. Toplady
- Folk Song: Down by the Bay *song linked
- Bible Verses: Matthew 4:4-11
- Song: Old Lang Syne (a Scottish Folk Song)
- Sonnet: Sonnet to Winter by Emily Judson