Sunwoven

Classical meets Charlotte Mason

Made for my own kids. Shared with yours.

Every printable here started as something our family needed. If it works at our table, it comes here: phonics, copywork, math and memory work, plus the apps I use to plan and record our days.

Browse printables Meet the maker
  • Master's in special education
  • 6 years homeschooling
  • Tested on four kids
Sunwoven Homeschool logo: a watercolor sun inside a wreath of leaves and fern. Woven with purpose, lit with wonder. Tested at our table first

Printables

Instant PDF downloads for US Letter paper. Print at home, as many copies as your family needs.

Why I made my own

I own nearly every curriculum out there, and I still found gaps. So I started filling them myself: classical structure with a Charlotte Mason heart.
ClassicalStated rules, recitation, memory work, copywork and dictation, in a clear sequence.
Charlotte MasonLiving books, narration, nature, short lessons and real beauty on the page.

After six years of homeschooling four children, my shelves hold most of the big names in phonics, math, spelling and language arts. Each one did something well. None of them did everything my kids needed. One skipped the rule, one moved too fast, one assumed a child could write three lines before their hand gave out.

My master's in special education taught me to find exactly where a child is stuck and build the step that gets them over it. That's what every Sunwoven printable is: the missing step, made for one of my kids, used at our table, and refined until it worked.

The classical method gives us the structure: rules said out loud, memory work, copying, then writing from dictation. Charlotte Mason gives us the spirit: living books, narration, nature study and short, beautiful lessons. Sunwoven sits where the two meet.

Apps

The tools I built to plan our days and keep a record of what my kids learn.

How every set is made

Nothing goes in the shop until it has worked for one of my own kids.

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    Start with a real needEach set begins with something one of my children was stuck on or ready for.
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    Teach it explicitlyStated rules, small steps, lots of review, and more than one way in: say it, build it, write it.
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    Use it at our tableWe work through it for real, and I revise anything that confuses, bores or tires them out.
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    Share what workedOnly the finished, tested version comes to the shop, with a guide for the parent.

About Sunwoven

A classical and Charlotte Mason homeschool for four children, and the materials made for it.

  • Master's degree in special education
  • Homeschooling for 6 years
  • Mom of four

I'm Ashley. I have a master's in special education, and I've been homeschooling my four kids for six years. Sunwoven started at our own table: when a child was stuck, or ready for more, I made what they needed.

My training shows up on every page. Rules are stated plainly and practiced in small steps. The type is big and bold, the pattern is printed in color so it stands out, and the pages leave room to write without wearing out a young hand. Children who learn differently get a clear way in, and every child gets lots of review.

Everything in the shop has been used by my own kids first. If something isn't working for your family, message me through the Etsy shop and I'll help.

Ashley, Sunwoven