What we’re using in 2021: History
Here’s what we’re using for History this year.
Home Education Adventures in the UK.
Christmas books are a lovely part of the season for many families. These are some of our personal favourites.
In the last few weeks of 2020 (seriously – Bye 2020!) this is what we’re using in our home education.
Transitional readers have grown out of early reader books, but aren’t ready for large novels. Here are some example of great books that suit that in-between stage.
Web comics turned to graphic novels, (which makes trying them super easy!) classic award winning American fiction, and the exciting adventures of Sophie Hatter!
For those of us who do Halloween, this years festival is probably going to be really weird.
So as parents we probably need to put our heads together and make a plan about what we’re going to do now.
We have some ideas!
Polish detective novels, a fantastic Windrush story, a Book of Feelings and a graphic novel series that I really love.
You want your mind to be free to enjoy and observe in these early days. Curricula can wait. Here are our all-time favourite read-alouds.
The Flashbacks Series – fun educational historical fiction for less than a fiver a book and only a week’s investment. For history lovers and loathers alike!
Books we are loving in June 2020
Cloud Horse Chronicles Books 1, Maker Comics: Draw a Comic! and Collins Primary Geography.