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Homeschool Resources: Reading
Morning, how are you? I wanted to share Homeschool Resources: Reading with you this morning. Check out the websites and let me know if you’ve used them or not. Explode the Code Online Explode the Code Online has helped millions of students nationwide build the essential Literacy Skills needed for Reading success: Phonological Awareness, Decoding, Vocabulary, Comprehension, Fluency, and Spelling. Rich Pickering/Founder: PaperBackSwap.comGrades 7 & up, with parental supervisionFree online paperback book swap club Notes from this website on how the club works: List at least 9 or more books in the system to become an active member and receive 3 free credits to get you started trading. List as many…
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Homeschool Resources: Reading Resources
Good morning, welcome to our Homeschool Resources: Reading. Check out the websites below and let me know if you have used them or not. If so what did you like or dislike about the resources and why? CCC! Streaming Media – Dr. Seuss & Friends Bring high-quality Video Online Streaming to your homeschool with Dr. Seuss & Friends Online Streaming with access to over 500 programs including Classic Tales Retold, Dinosaur Junction and many more! Barnes & Noble: SparkNotes-Literature Study Guides Grades 6 – adult, children with parental supervision This ad-supported website, created by SparkNotes whose mission is “to help you make sense of confusing schoolwork”, looks much like ‘Cliff…
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Golden Books Lesson Plans
As a child I remember my parents reading to me at night before bedtime. The books we would read was from Little Golden Books. When I had Suzzane I knew what books I wanted to purchase to share with her. Then came my nephew David M. and I couldn’t wait to share my favorite Little Golden Books with him. Then there was Charlie and he had his favorite Little Golden Books. As well as my nieces and nephews who I purchase Little Golden Books for now. If your not familiar with these books Charlie and I will be studying them in school. I wanted to give you some feedback on…