Reading books is essential to self-education. Interestingly, it’s pretty essential to homeschooling too.
Here are articles from both learning and teaching.
What’s Inside: A look at early reading and whether you should teach your preschooler to read. Spoiler: The right Preschool Read Aloud books give your… Read More »Early Reading: Should Kids Start Reading in Preschool?
What’s inside: Are you looking for reliable lists of Charlotte Mason Living Books? It’s vital to a Charlotte Mason homeschool! While it can be a… Read More »Charlotte Mason Living Books Lists: Best Sources
What’s Inside: Do you bring history alive in your homeschool? American History Living books are a great way to introduce younger readers to the “story”… Read More »Great American History Living Books
What’s Inside: Charlotte Mason living books: What they are, how to select them, and why they benefit your kids. This post may contain affiliate links. … Read More »Charlotte Mason Living Books
What’s Inside: I have to find a book from a new genre for the January book Challenge. I will look at 23 genres and list… Read More »Find a Book from a New Genre for January Challenge
What’s inside: A literary look at book genres and books and categorization of books in preparation for a Book Challenge. Reading new genres of books… Read More »What is a Book Genre?
What’s inside: A run-down of the reading challenge for 2025 including how it works and free download of book logs. Reading Challenge 2025 I have… Read More »Reading Challenge 2025
Summer Reading Challenge & Book Log Keep reading this summer with this handy book log to record how well you do with this summer reading… Read More »Summer Reading Challenge & Printable Log
My year in Books 2023 reviews the books read in 2023. My post is a bit overdue, but I finally finished all of the reviews.… Read More »My Year in Books 2023
What’s inside: Some say using your brain is a lost skill. As homeschoolers, we teach our children to become independent learners. But could they pass… Read More »Using your Brain for a Change – A Lost Art