In imitation of a friend's post, I thought I would post a list of last year's homeschool read-alouds!
This is not an exact list. While this does cover the longer books, it doesn't count any of the hundreds of shorter books that we read. On our read-aloud list, for whatever reason, I tend only to record the longer books. Thus, this list isn't quite accurate - but it'll do for a start.
Enjoy!
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Read-Aloud Record
2014-2015 School
Year
Magic School Bus –
Thanksgiving on Thursday
Magic School Bus –
Eve of the Emperor Penguin
Magic School Bus –
Revolutionary War on Wednesday
Magic School Bus –
Afternoon in the Amazon
Magic School Bus –
The Knight at Dawn
Magic School Bus –
Ninjas at Night
Magic School Bus –
Dolphins at Daybreak
The Box Car
Children
The Box Car
Children – Surprise Island
The Box Car
Children – The Yellow House Mystery
The Box Car
Children – Mystery Ranch
The Box Car
Children – Mike’s Mystery
The Box Car
Children – Blue Bay Mystery
The Box Car
Children – The Woodshed Mystery
The Box Car
Children – The Lighthouse Mystery
Sugar Creek Gang
#1 – The Swamp Robber
Sugar Creek Gang
#2 – The Killer Bear
Sugar Creek Gang
#3 – The Winter Rescue
Sugar Creek Gang
#4 – The Lost Campers
Sugar Creek Gang
#5 – The Chicago Adventure
Sugar Creek Gang
#6 – The Secret Hideout
The Chronicles of
Narnia – The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe
The Chronicles of
Narnia – Prince Caspian
The Chronicles of
Narnia – The Voyage of the Dawn Treader
Bunnicula
Farmer Boy
Storytime with the
Millers
Character Trails
The Bite of the
Gold Bug
Just a Few Words,
Mr. Lincoln
Bound for Oregon
A Horse Named
Seabiscuit
Heidi (abridged)
Seven-Day Magic
Caddie Woodlawn
Poetry Books
“Corn” series (Steven Kellogg)
“Mother Goose” (ill. Arnold Lobel)
“A Child’s Garden of Verses” (Robert
Louis Stevenson)
“The Llama Who Had No Pajama”
Fun list! I'm going to look up the one about Seabiscuit. :)
ReplyDeleteHa, ha! Gotta tell you, that was the 9yo's least favorite! I had to drag him through it. It's not long, either - it's one of those long-ish "reader" types for elementary-age kidlets. Guess horses are not his thing!
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ReplyDeleteI keep seeing new posts by you in my reader list, but when I click on them to read them I'm informed that the page does not exist. Do they exist? :)
ReplyDeleteI'll try another browser . . .
Hi, Anne! I posted that post last night and then woke up in the middle of the night bugged by it, and reverted it back to draft. I will re-post soon - probably after some editing! There was just one part in it that was embarrassing, in retrospect. I always know I need to make some changes when I wake up in the middle of the night thinking, "I can't believe I posted that!" Ah, well - lessons, lessons!! (I may just turn that one part into a separate post.)
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