Homeschool reading

Have struggling reader issues causing your kid to be behind? Or, maybe your child hates reading? Is teaching how to read is sucking all the fun out of books? Here's how to help a child with reading difficulties, how to read challenges, and how to motivate your child to choose books they love. Here's how to help a child who doesn't like to read and understand the biggest mistake you're making when teaching at home for grade level learning and prevent future problems!

Freedom Homeschooling lists free high-quality homeschool reading curriculum for all grades. Complete programs, not supplements.

Our 7th grade homeschool reading list for 2015 - book choices and resources we used in putting the list together || Homeschool Creations

Helping your kids learn to read isn't difficult, expensive or scary. Read on to find out how i've taught my five kids to read. Includes resource links!

I struggled with reading when I was younger. It was one of my least favorite things to do. I would check off my reading log a fraction of the time I was actually supposed to. All of the beautiful classics that almost everyone read when they were in school and enjoyed reading in their free time, were not read by me when I was younger. Why? I can tell you a laundry list of reason but what I think it really boils do to is the lack of interest. Books just simply weren’t fun for me to read…

A comprehensive guide to beautiful, living and vintage books that aren't as well known to make your homeschool library complete.

Freedom Homeschooling provides reading lists for 2nd through 12th grades. Also, there's a FREE lesson or novel study for each book!

A Charlotte's Web unit study perfect for homeschool, classroom, or thematic novel study. The book study resources listed in this post are all FREE!