Weekend homeschool links
Summer school around here means taking the audio books & weather lectures outside!
I have been blown away by your response to our upcoming Read the World Summer Book Club!
As a result of all the buzz, would you believe Give Your Child the World made it into the Top 50 of ALL books on Amazon earlier in the week?!!
I hope your family will join us this summer, too:
If you’re still on the fence about buying Give Your Child the World, check out this review of my book from “Mom of 3 in Concord:”
This book is worth 5X the cost and since receiving it this week I have ordered two additional copies as gifts. It’s a must have for any family attuned to today’s globally accessible world. “
Love that! If you’ve already read the book, would you please leave a genuine review as well? Thank you, thank you all for the support!
Weekend homeschool links:
- Story starters & creative writing prompts
- How youth learn – The teenage brain
- Homeschooling in real life
- 4 worse things than not learning to read in Kindergarten
- Reader Spotlight: Tips for creating nature notebooks with kids
- To share w/ kids: Marbling art (amazing!)
What we’re reading this week:
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– The Bronte Plot
– Ice Drift
– Haven (so happy to see another Growly Bear book in this series!)
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