š a huge HOMESCHOOL LIBRARY HAUL š with a forest, autumn theme
We’ve gotten a lot of books out from the library about mushrooms, fungus and forests lately, come look inside our library haul!
This is my third year sharing a list of read alouds I would like to get to during the summer. You can view the first one here and the second one here. The first two lists were more early elementary based and this one is starting to get a little older as my kids get…
When kids are just beginning to read it can be tricky to find them good books to read. You know the only way for them to get better is to practice their skills, but which early readers should you be supplying them with? Hopefully this post will help give you some good ideas. When kids…
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…
How do you cultivate a love for reading in your home? How do you encourage your children to enjoy good stories? What are some good books for them to start with? Today I’m giving you a few ideas! Listen to the podcast: Or watch on YouTube: LINKS MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE: BOOKS MENTIONED IN THIS…
Today Raeca and I are sharing a wrap up of our reading from the month of March! We are chatting about our read alouds and what we read on our own as well. There was a combination of some pretty mediocre books and some really great ones. We would love to hear what you have…
I have been thinking about this ^ a lot in the last week, if you receive my bookish newsletter each week you’ll already know that from last week’s email. Part of this has a lot to do with the fact that Raeca is really into the fantasy genre and it’s something I know almost nothing…