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You can pretty much close your eyes and pick any single one of those books and you’ll be in good shape. If your child is at all nebulous about listening to a story without any pictures, give one of these a go and see what he or she says after. Find more about the best

Don't waste time on titles that bore you, these read aloud books are perfect for 9 year olds and their whole family to enjoy together.

Are you on the hunt for some new family read alouds? If so, let me give you a list of our top favorite family read alouds!

5 Read Aloud books that have changed our family through quality literature, strong character developments and storylines.

Even though I’m technically still in my childhood, I have books that I remember from years past. I’ve been homeschooled since first grade and one of my favorite subjects has always been reading. I loved reading to myself and being read to by my mom. I thought some of you might want some ideas on […]

Developing a read aloud culture in your homeschool doesn't have to be hard. Our read aloud time, like our family dynamic, is always in a state of change. But our willingness and ability to adapt to those changes helps us remain true to our favorite part of the day. Read Alouds | Homeschool | Elementary | Sonlight

Looking for winter picture book read alouds to read to your 3rd, 4th, and 5th grade students this holiday and winter season? These read alouds are perfect to share with students during reading and workshop time and are a great alternative to Christmas in the classroom! Grab free printables to go with these winter picture books that include learning and writing prompts and activities to meet a variety of standards! Click to grab the FREE activities.

The Read-Aloud Revival Podcast is 10 years old! To celebrate, Sarah is counting down the top ten episodes from the first ten years of Read-Aloud Revival.

Over the years I've had the opportunity to speak at dozens of homeschooling conventions. Speaking is an honor, of course, but getting to meet homeschooling mamas is the real treat. So often I hear a similar thread from them. It sounds something like this: “This is harder than I thought it would be.”“I can’t manage