As a homeschooling parent, it can be helpful to find out how your child is progressing with reading skills. On this post you will find links to free assessments to give you more information on your child’s skills.
5th and 6th Grade Reading Book List
If you want to build vocabulary and reading comprehension skills, classic literature is a great place to start. These books have stood the test of time and are written by gifted writers who know how to craft a sentence. You will find more complex vocabulary in classic books too!
1st Grade Read Alouds
The summer before my son started first grade, I hatched a plan. I scoured book lists and my local library to come up with a list of read alouds that would help my son be able to listen to chapter books read aloud.
More Challenging Literature Choices for a Younger Reader
Reading came easy to my oldest child. In an effort to seek to challenge my young reader, I researched classic books that would be appropriate for a younger reader.
Literature with Doctor Who
I designed this literature study for my 6th and 8th grade boys who love Doctor […]
Picture Books as Reading Books: 3rd-5th Grade Level
As I was considering which chapter books would work best as readers for my daughter […]
Reading and the Visual Spatial Learner
The journey into reading has been a bit unusual for my visual-spatial learners […]
Reading Books for 2nd and 3rd Grade
I’ve compiled a list of readers at the 2nd and 3rd grade level. I’m listing […]
Free Dick and Jane Reading Books
In the process of teaching reading, I’ve stumbled around once my child completed a […]
Reading Aloud to a Visual Spatial Learner – Improving Listening Skills
As a parent I had envisioned times where my son and I could cuddle together […]