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I love the booklist on Ambleside Online and even though I now use the CMEC as our spine curriculum, I often check the AO site for their suggestions for each grade. Here are my picks for 4th grade. Here's the full list from year 4 at Ambleside Online: www.amblesideonline.org/ao-y4...
Books from Year four:
The Storybook of Science: amzn.to/47tVrnB
Trial and Triumph: amzn.to/468YfW8
The Ocean of Truth: amzn.to/3ub2rHX
Abigail Adams: Witness to a Revolution: amzn.to/3QSONSy
Books from Year three:
Drop of Water: amzn.to/479RR2B
Bard of Avon: amzn.to/3Qklw1F
Michealangelo: amzn.to/3MvrPhJ
Pilgrim's Progress by John Bunyan: (similar to my copy shown in the video) amzn.to/3Mqrzk0
Little Pilgrims Progress by Helen Taylor: amzn.to/49lXN9W
Little Pilgrims Progress with animals: amzn.to/3sdO2Kp
The Jungle Books: amzn.to/464nyJi
Books from Year two:
The Little Duke by Charlotte Yonge: amzn.to/3tCznsu
Our Island Story by H.E. Marshall: amzn.to/3rXvTQK
Joan of Arc by Diane Stanley: amzn.to/3Q6tBac
Abridged Illustrated Wind in the Willows: amzn.to/46X21TC
Unabridged Illustrated Wind in the Willows: amzn.to/3M4zZgX
Books from Year one:
James Herriot's Treasury for Children: amzn.to/3EkPJYO
Oxford Book of Children's Verse: amzn.to/46uxeOb
The Blue Fairy Book: amzn.to/3M29U1X
(Not on the AO list but a lovely fairy tale treasury: Hans Andersen Oxford amzn.to/3S0ylk6)
Milo Winter Aseop: amzn.to/46SpGod
time stamps
00:00 -Introduction
0:35 Storybook of Science
4:37 Trial and Triumph
4:48 The Ocean of Truth
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Nature Study Supplies I use with my small children:
Minimalist Art A4 size Notebooks : amzn.to/2MObpCN
Arteza Watercolor Journal: amzn.to/3DPNAEs
Winsor Newton small watercolor set: amzn.to/450Qa6q
Canva Pouches: amzn.to/45g0FCq
Ticonderoga Pencils: amzn.to/2Wkh9r8
Primsa Color Pencils: amzn.to/2qMOT4F
Helix Angle and Circle Maker: amzn.to/2pQukE2
Field Guides: amzn.to/32Q4Xkj
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Комментарии : 11

@steadfastschoolhouse 8 месяцев назад

I love these not to miss videos!!

@jerilyn-ourhomeschooltable 7 месяцев назад

This series is wonderful! 😊

@heatherray2025 8 месяцев назад

My kids do not enjoy Fabre. We have loved Trial and Triumph, but I do tell others to preread if sensitive. We changed how we school so I use AO list heavily but we all do same time period. We start Abigail Adams after the holidays!

@homeschoollifemom 8 месяцев назад

All my kids not being on the same time period is one of the biggest reasons I don’t want to use AO. So I would love to know how you worked that out. I also really don’t like that they books carry over from year to year. I feel like we can’t jump in at any grade level and start. It’s almost like you have to have started from the get go.

@heatherray2025 8 месяцев назад

@@homeschoollifemom I don't actually use AO. I follow the history cycle from ADE (a four year rotation) and then use AO and a few others for my booklists to plug into each appropriate time slot for history. I do often follow AO for literature, science etc especially in early years for independent readings. For example we are doing colonial time right now and we read TCOO as family, but they each have biography at their level of a colonial- currently Benjamin Franklin. We also read OIS for same time period together (on a different day) but they each have a short book also they read for "world" history- next term it will be more focused on world history of 1700s with minimal american...etc. Its a lot of work on front end, but it has been a better fit for our big family.

@LionWolverine 8 месяцев назад

@@heatherray2025I've thought of doing something similar but it seems so overwhelming to plan everything myself. How long does this planning take you? Next year I'd have students in form 1, 2 and 3, plus a toddler!

@heatherray2025 8 месяцев назад

Honestly a while, but also I try to have a goal for the year but only plan 12 weeks at a time, that way if we get "behind" we can loop it to the next term without a lot of stress. I try to start accumulating a running booklist of books I might want to consider months ahead of time and then buckle down a couple months before new term giving a few hours each week to narrow down list and make some semblance of order. Making my own template like the AO grid really helps me with pacing and planning. Then a month before I order books/materials for first term. @@LionWolverine

@LionWolverine 8 месяцев назад

We've loved these books too! I agree with waiting on Abigail Adams, I loved it very much for myself, but my then 10 yo daughter struggled with it once she got past Abigails childhood. How do you incorporate these books with cmec? Do you add them in or replace something else that cmec assigns?

@joycherrick 8 месяцев назад

I swap out here and there for like books- and will offer them as free reads if it doesn’t line up. For the most part, there is a ton of overlap with the CMEC so it’s pretty simple;)

@LionWolverine 8 месяцев назад

@@joycherrick yes, I love how there is a lot of overlap!