Early Reader Bookshelf Tour and My Favorite Early Readers
As a homeschool parent, teaching my children to read is one of my most important goals. Beyond just learning to read, I hope to foster a love of reading. In this video, I share the early reader books on my bookshelves and give you a closer look at some favorites.
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Resources:
*Montessori Services Language Objects: www.montessoriservices.com/la...
*Now I’m Reading Level 1: amzn.to/3XO6jbn (there are many options, so look at what will interest your child the most!)
*Now I’m Reading Level 2: amzn.to/3CYF1XS
*Miss Rhonda’s Readers, Mini Books: amzn.to/3HsPb5L
*Miss Rhonda’s Readers Set 1: amzn.to/3Wp8pgG
*Miss Rhonda’s Readers Set 2: amzn.to/3GTDt2k
*Around Town with Miss Rhonda (set 3): amzn.to/3wduEM1
*Sense of Wonder Series by Joan Gilbert: out of print, but may be able to find used
*Logic of English Foundations: foundations.logicofenglish.com/
*Usborne is now paperpie! They still have wonderful books, they have just changed branding.*
*Usborne (paperpie) Phonics Readers: e6151.paperpie.com/p/8259/my-...
*Usborne (paper pie) My First Reading Library: e6151.paperpie.com/p/5914/my-...
*Usborne (paper pie) Beginners Animal Set: e6151.paperpie.com/p/6181/beg...
*Usborne (paper pie) Beginners Science Set: e6151.paperpie.com/p/7079/beg... (*I am adding this set to our collection!)
*Narwhal and Jelly Set: amzn.to/3XpJBGJ
*Cowgirl Kate and Cocoa: amzn.to/3GWsGnY
*I Can Read Level 1 Ranger Rick: amzn.to/3XMrhaj (I couldn’t find the set, but you can buy them individually)
Step into Reading Wild Kratts : amzn.to/402zt8H
Frog and Toad Collection, I Can Read level 2: amzn.to/3Wr8KzB
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Hi! I'm Julia. I am a homeschooling Mom to my four fun little people. Our homeschool has elements of Montessori and Charlotte Mason, with a little Waldorf thrown in. We live in Vermont where we have a large kitchen garden and home orchard and are trying to live more seasonally and sustainably. My main goal is to raise good humans. Come join us on our journey!
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I appreciated your comment about how it can be helpful to have early readers that tie into specific interests of your children (even if those readers are not necessarily the BEST as far as phonics goes).
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It's all about the motivation! Thanks for your comment. 😀
We love Now I'm Reading! They are pricey, but they are on kindle for. 99c/ten book set. We don't typically e-read, so it was a fun novelty activity on the tablet when we had to wait somewhere.
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That's a great idea!
Thank you so much, Julia! This is so helpful. I am about to start teaching my youngest how to read and there is so many great resources here!
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You are very welcome! Best wishes with your youngest's reading journey!
If you can get your hands on the All About Reading books, they’re fabulous! We did love the My First Library!
@juliaathome
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Thank you, I will check those out!
My son enjoys the phonic readers amd elephant and piggy. My son gets discouraged easily when reading so it can definitely be hard to find things that keep them engaged. So many level one books aren't really level one and that is discouraging for him as well. It is discouraging for me too because he is 7 and while he reads decent I feel he is behind. Looking into the leveled readers from usborne.
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It can be so hard to work through this part of reading. My son will be 8 in March and is there as well. Sometimes I also worry that he is behind, but the beauty of homeschooling is we have more time to go at his pace. We are also currently trying a reading challenge where he gets a treat when he gets to 100 books read, and that is helping with his motivation. My daughter also went through a period when she hated reading because it was difficult, but now she is 10 and a voracious reader. I hope you find something that motivates both of you and helps him get more comfortable reading!