In an effort to support parents as the primary educators in the life of their child, we strive to come along side parents to empower them in reinforcing the core values that each child is learning.

Reading At Home

Reading aloud to your child is encouraged. It helps each child develop good habits to form the “disciplines of life”. When a parent and child read together, invaluable relational connections as well as academic connections are made that help the child to thrive. Please review our list of recommended resources which includes books to support parents as the primary educators, as well as books for parents to read aloud with their child.

Parent tool box:

Raising Sturdy Kids. by Mr. Keith McCurdy https://vimeopro.com/responsiveed/parent-toolbox

Parent books and website help:

How to Read A-Loud

The Read A-Loud Handbook by Jim Trelease

Books to Build On: A Grade-by-Grade Resource Guide for Parents and Teachers (Core Knowledge Series) by E.D. Hirsch

Cultural Literacy: What Every American Needs to Know by E.D. Hirsch

Classical Education: The Movement Sweeping America, third edition by Veith and Kern

Consider This: Charlotte Mason and the Classical Tradition by Karen Glass

Supplemental Reading Suggestions