Read Aloud Book Choices | Homeschool Book Haul 2021-2022
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- Опубликовано: 27 июн 2024
- One of my favorite things about homeschooling is reading lots of great books with my kids. As I prepare for this coming school year I've purchased several read aloud chapter books that I'm looking forward to reading with them. I also have a list of audiobooks that we can work our way through this year. Do you enjoy reading with your kids too?
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What are some books you’re excited to read with your kids this coming school year? 🤗📚
We just found the Ranger in Time books and really enjoy them. My daughter also like the Horse Diaries about periods of history. Some have better reviews than others, but the few we've read have been good.
Glad you’re enjoying Ranger in Time. My 10 year old also has several of the Horse Diaries books! 🤗
I love these choices.
Useful ideas of books to look for. We loved the kids version of pilgrims progress.
You would LOVE read aloud revival!
I have listened to her podcast a few times and looked at their recommended book lists. Lots of great suggestions for sure! 🤗👍🏻
Thank you for sharing. Nice choices.
Thanks Robin! 🤗
Loved Carry On, Mr Bowditch. So inspiring. The Ranger in Time series is fun as well. I'm always on the lookout for adding the YWAM books to our homeschool.
Their “Christian Heroes Then and Now” biographies are excellent and it’s nice that they are on Hoopla as well. 🤗👏🏻
Carry On Mr Bowditch, Seaman, and By The Great Horne Spoon were all great books! We liked Famous Amos as well.
Awesome! Thanks for the feedback. 🤗👍🏻
We really enjoyed Seaman! Telling the Lewis & Clark story from a dog's perspective! Very interesting! ❤
We have studied early American for the past 3 years. There are so many great books for the time period. We really enjoyed The Scarlet Stocking Spy and others by Trinka Hakes Noble. It was a beautiful picture book.❤
We are moving to Mystery of History this year and starting in book 1. We are excited to learn about ancient cultures. 😃
Thanks for sharing Crystal, I’ll have to check that book out. I hope you guys enjoy the MOH, it’s an excellent curriculum! 🤗👍🏻
Your choices look exciting. Out of all the books we got for next year super excited for "the year of miss Agnes" and "the cricket in time square". We love hoopla too.
Cricket in Time Square was a good one 👍🏻 My daughter also liked the sequel “Tucker’s Countryside”. 🤗
@@CalledtoCultivate awesome I will add that to our list
Loved hearing your suggested books, especially the audiobooks! I had no idea so many of the Christian titles were on Hoopla! Will definitely be checking them out 😊 You guys will love Wild Robot! 😁 Thanks for collabing as always, friend!! ❤️
Yes! Those book series on hoopla are so nice to have available. 🤗 Have a great week!
Love these! I have SO many books but I can't stop searching for new recommendations. We read The Wild Robot this year but contrary to popular opinion, I didn't love it. This summer we are reading Little House on the Prairie and Farmer Boy, and once the school year starts we will read Trumpet of the Swan. Plus I have a huge stack of history read alouds for modern US history this year!
We’ve read through several of the little house books and enjoyed them. Trumpet of the Swan is a classic and a good read too! 🤗 Hope you guys enjoy them!
We did Mr. Bowditch this year. I really liked it but my girls thought it was too slow. We also did Toliver’s Secret this year. This was one of my girls favorites.
Thanks for the feedback Ashley! It can be hit or miss sometimes with books. 😂
I love the verses in your description. May God bless you with a smooth delivery and healthy baby! Also, I liked how you mentioned audio books. I am completely blind and most of my reading in school was done via audio. Some of it was also braille.
Thanks for your kind words! I hope you’ll enjoy some of the audiobooks I mentioned. 🤗
@@CalledtoCultivate I don't read a whole lot anymore, but I'm glad I know about some in case I want to start reading again! I read the bible in braille though so I can read and focus a little more. You and others have the advantage of just being able to put a little bible in your purse or backpack and take it out whenever you want. For me, I have different volumes for different books because braille takes up a lot of space. To give you an idea, I have around 3 boxes of books for the bible.
Have you used the audio bible on the “youversion” app? It’s a nice feature to have the scripture read aloud while I’m making lunch or folding laundry.
@@CalledtoCultivate No I haven't. I've never heard of the app (youversion).
Here’s the link to download apps.apple.com/us/app/bible/id282935706
The great horn spoon is fabulous as an audio book! Brighty of the Grand Canyon is also wonderful. If you ever go visit the Grand Canyon, there is a Bright Angel trail you can take, named after the donkey himself :) Super 😎
That’s so neat! I’d love to go there as a family some day when the kids are a bit older. 🤗👍🏻
Thanks for sharing your book list! We loved "Bound for Oregon". Also, "Amos Fortune" is a hard book to read because it clearly shows the sad truth of slavery in America, but it is a good thing to teach our children about. Be prepared to have some frank discussions with your children about that. Some of your other suggestions for your son and your next daughter are going on my youngest two kids' wish lists because they are about the same age, and I think they would like them. So excited for the next little one to arrive!
Thanks for the feedback Becky! I hope you guys will enjoy the books and have a great school year. 🤗👍🏻
Our library doesn't support hoopla (our old one did). It's a bummer because the app they use doesn't have nearly as many good audio books
It’s the same way for my Mom. There is the “Libby” app, but it’s not as good in my opinion. I know hoopla costs money for libraries to partner with and it might not be in the budget for some areas. 😔