Tackling Read-Aloud Homeschool Books (& Freebie!)

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A big part of our school day is reading aloud. My 7 and 9 year old boys read 2-3 books aloud to me  daily, and I read Bible, history, and science aloud to them.

I dumped out all our baskets of books on the family room floor to sort. I sorted the reading books by grade level and seperated Bible,   science, and history books (book in a series  like Magic School Books, If You Where There, etc). I was surprised we have over 50 Arch Bible story books.

Now it is much easier to find the book I need.

Free: Choosing and Using Resources

Free Choosing and Using Resources Booklet(31 pages PDF)
Includes Classics by Grade Level
In return I would really appreciate a comment :)

Includes :

  • Building a homeschool library.
  • Reading the classics.
  • Utilizing the Internet.
  • Videos and TiVo.

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There Are 17 Responses So Far. »

  1. Comment by Jessica C :

    What a great idea. I really need to do that. I think i mught.

  2. Comment by Christy :

    That is a great tip for keeping books in order…we are constantly battling that ourselves!

  3. Comment by Homeschool News :

    Tackling Read-Aloud Homeschool Books (and a Freebie!) : http://bit.ly/iVrSA

  4. Comment by Rhen @yestheyareallmine :

    I seperate all of our books as well. I sort them into the different ages groups, subjects and sometimes genre. Makes things a lot easier when we have to find a book.
    Great tackle!

  5. Comment by susieshomemade :

    Wow!! Awesome tackle!!

  6. Comment by Karen :

    Great tackle. I need to find the time to tackle some problem areas in my home. Hope you’ll drop by to check out my tackle for today.

  7. Comment by Muthering Heights :

    They look nice and neat! Great job!

  8. Comment by Sara :

    Looks really great. And so much easier to find something.

  9. Comment by Tami Lewis :

    here’s a comment- thank you! i love your blogs and all you teach me. thanks girl!

  10. Comment by Robin Sampson :

    @juliaathome Most our #homeschool day is reading aloud: Bible, Step books, history & science. See http://budurl.com/697f

  11. Comment by Relishing Life :

    I like to keep our books separated as well. It makes it so much easier to find what we are looking for. Unfortunately, I still need to work with my little guys on putting the books back exactly where they got them from in order to keep them organized. But, I don’t mind – I am just glad that they are taking the books off the shelves to read them! :-)

    Thanks for the the great book list! I need to make sure that we read them. Thank you!

  12. Comment by Robin Sampson :

    Organizing our read aloud books genre & level. #homeschool http://budurl.com/697f

  13. Comment by niki :

    Great idea! Thanks so much for sharing. I love reading and so does my family, but we read so many books that we often forget and get repeats at the library and resale shops.

    :)

    Stop by my blog and visit me!

  14. Comment by Sharon :

    This is something I definitely need to tackle! I’m looking forward to reading your resources book. Thank you for sharing!!

  15. Comment by Robin Sampson :

    @songofmyheart I’ve been oganizing our homeschool area too http://bit.ly/2Ku2jE and reading books http://bit.ly/f0COH

  16. Comment by Shannon :

    RT @heartofwisdom offers this #homeschool freebie http://tr.im/yNoG

  17. Comment by Angela :

    Thanks for all the helpful information. The book list were Great!

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