We read so many books in our homeschool each month and today I wanted to share the GOOD books we read in January!
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I thought it might be beneficial to share my favorite homeschooling books. Not all of these are actually homeschooling books but they all help me in homeschooling in one way or another. For instance, Reading Magic is about reading aloud to our children and is for every parent and has tips in it that I believe…
Let’s continue our list of kids classics by looking at some great novels for grades 3 and 4. If you missed it you can check out the other lists: Classic Novels for Kindergarteners (ages 4-6) Classic Novels for Grades 1 & 2 Classic Novels for Grades 5 & 6 Classic Novels for Grades 7, 8…
We are going to be taking it fairly easy this summer (we all need a little time to decompress) but we wouldn’t be true to ourselves if we didn’t have a summer reading list in place. I’ve gathered some chapter books that I’d love to read aloud to my daughter this summer, I’m not sure…
I love thrifting and it probably comes as no surprise that books are one of my favorite things to thrift! I recently decided to go to the thrift store with the sole intention of buying some new books for our homeschool. Since our foster kids are back I wanted to go through some picture books…
Here’s a look at the picture books we read this week (one a morning with our morning basket) as well as our read aloud that we finished! đź“š BOOKS đź“š * Ox-Cart Man* Roxaboxen * Hey, Bruce * The Darkest Dark * The True Story of the Three Little Pigs * Little Cat’s Luck
We recently did some rearranging in our house and kind of accidentally ended up making a book and reading corner. Previously our books were kind of spread all throughout our house in different bookcases but now they are mostly all together. The only exceptions are that my son has all the picture books in his…
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