March Homeschool Book List
In this edition of our monthly homeschool book list, you’ll find three categories of books to enjoy throughout March: educational books, picture books, and chapter books. There will be a variety of books that are suitable for any child, whether they are homeschooled or not!
From preschoolers to middle-schoolers, a well-made book can bring joy. So even if you have a large family with varying ages, this homeschool book list is sure to bring you some great new picture books, chapter books, and educational books. Some of these books fit the holidays and seasons of the month, and some are purely just for fun!
I’ve also created a free printable reading packet to pair with your March reading journey. This is a great reading packet for any homeschooling family. Inside it, you will find a printable version of this reading list, a reflection page (that you can print more than once for each book you read), and a reading log to track any other book you’ve read and enjoyed throughout March.
P.S. All families welcome! I’m a homeschool mom, so I discuss homeschooling by default. But no matter your schooling choice – these books are for you!
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Monthly Homeschool Book Lists
The purpose of these Monthly Homeschool Book lists is to help you and your homeschool children discover new and exciting books. The library and stores are overflowing with books; it can be hard to know where to begin. Each month, I’ll be sharing my suggestions to help you and your homeschool kids grow in your love for reading!
My love and appreciation for books continues to grow since homeschooling. I even get excited to pick up our next picture book. When choosing a book, age should not be a limitation. A good book is a good book across all generations. Books are the core of learning in our home. Whether that be fantastical stories, funny rhymes, suspenseful mysteries, or anything in between. Books spark a child’s imagination, improve their vocabulary, and expand their understanding of the world around them.
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In this packet, you’ll find:
- The Book List – great for bringing to the library
- March Reading Log – for tracking these books or any other books you read throughout February
- Book Discussion Sheet – that you can print again and again for each book
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Educational Books
We are blessed to live at a time filled with so many amazing kids’ books available. Topics that made me snooze in school, I can now teach to my children with fun, silly, and engaging books.
In each monthly homeschool book list, I like to include 6 books that are geared towards teaching a new concept (math, English, history, famous people, science, etc.). These books can be a great way to help your children learn in a fun, engaging way.
Let’s Be Friends by René Colato Laínez
The World Jesus Knew by Marc Olson
Game Time! By Stuart J. Murphy
Courageous World Changers by Shirley Raye Redmon
Me on the Map by Joan Sweeney
Patrick: Patron Saint of Ireland by Tomie dePaola
Picture Books
Picture books are the core of my monthly homeschool book lists. That’s because homeschooling and learning go far beyond core subjects. A good picture book feeds the imagination, teaches life lessons, and expands a child’s understanding of the world around them. Or sometimes they’re just ridiculously silly and make us laugh, and that’s ok too!
Hairy Maclary and Zachary Quack by Lynley Dodd
Evergreen by Matthew Cordell
Mr. Putter & Tabby Take the Train by Cynthia Rylant
Little Dandelion Seeds the World by Julia Richardson
The Tale of Mr. Tod by Beatrix Potter
Too Many Leprechauns by Stephen Krensky
Charlie Needs a Cloak by Tomie dePaola
The Happy Man and His Dump Truck by Miryam
The Story of Ferdinand by Munro Leaf
Chapter Books
My kids both love going through chapter books at bedtime. Since they’re still young (7 and 4), we tend to choose books with easy-to-follow storylines and some good pictures throughout. Here are just a few chapter books we’ve been loving lately, and I hope you do too.
As you might be able to tell from the following suggestions, my kids have very different tastes in books. At the end of the day, reading should be fun! A literature-heavy education combines a variety of books. Sometimes, that’s deep, morally rich books that I’ve presented. And sometimes that’s purely silly books chosen by my kids for entertainment. A love for reading grows from all that and more.
Never Girls: In a Blink by Kiki Thorpe
Whack of the P-Rex by Troy Cummings
The Princess in Black and the Kitty Catastrophe
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