Building a daily reading routine is one of the most valuable habits a homeschool family can create. Reading does not need to take hours each day to make a difference. In fact, setting aside just 15–30 minutes daily can help children grow in vocabulary, comprehension,...
Children’s books can be much more than storytime. For homeschool families, one good book can become a complete lesson that includes reading, vocabulary, writing, comprehension, discussion, creativity, and character development. Instead of treating a story as something...
Homeschooling gives parents a special opportunity to teach more than reading, writing, and math. It also gives families the chance to shape a child’s heart, habits, and character through everyday lessons. One of the most effective ways to do that is through...
Some acts of kindness are loud and easy to see. Others are quiet, careful, and almost invisible. Lily and the Wildlife Rescue is a story about learning the difference. When Lily begins volunteering at Turtle Points Wildlife Rescue Center, she thinks helping animals...
Here are 6 kindergarten-age activities you can use with your books on ScottMBooks.com. These are simple, printable-friendly, and work well for teachers, homeschool parents, and early readers. Draw Your Favorite Character Skill: Reading response, creativity, character...
