Ambleside Year 3 not to miss books| Charlotte Mason Homeschool
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- Опубліковано 21 лип 2024
- 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 3rd grade. Here's the full list from year 3 at Ambleside Online: www.amblesideonline.org/ao-y3...
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
1:06 - Drop of Water
2:46 - Bard of Avon
3:51- Michealangelo
4:39 Pilgrims Progress
7:57 Jungle Books
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I struggled with PP too, so we read LPP and then went back and it made all the difference. Since I have a child in year 3 almost every other year we have been alternating between a retelling for youngers and the actual PP. That has been helpful. Dangerous Journey and Little Pilgrims Big Journey have been great options. We do PP as family.
These are very helpful! Can you share your favorite early readers for children starting to read independently?
That’s a great idea! I will totally work on that! I love our early readers!
My oldest is doing Y2 and we recently finished Little Pilgrims Progress. We will start the original Pilgrims Progress next week. Ive never read the original so we'll see how it goes... ☺️
The princess and the goblin, do you use that for your son's too or just your daughter's?
I've been enjoying your videos, we also used AO and now CMEC. I'm curious if you plan to continue with CMEC long term, since the AO books are so excellent? I'm planning to transition back to AO because we always end up reading mostly AO books anyway!
Not yet- I like the reading selections for my younger ones better- and the lists overlap enough to work for me
Joy, I just joined the CMEC for 24-25 and I'm going through some of the courses. I currently use AO and I do love it. I am looking forward to the curriculum launch next month to see what books assigned for Form 1. So do you switch some CMEC books to be able to accommodate AO books? I'll have a Y3 and Y2 next school year.
What I do is watch the curriculum watch- well I listen to it. Then I look at the books I currently HAVE that are similar to the ones scheduled for CMEC. If you are just in Form 1- you should have many similar books already. What I like about the CMEC is that they schedule some of the same books only later. ie instead of having Our Island Story in Form1 CMEC puts it in Form 2. I do like this because I feel like the older children get more out of the book in this way.
Once I see what I already have - then I make my list of books I need to buy with the CMEC.
Where they will help you will be handcraft, Geography, scheduling and notebooking keeping- I'm sure there's more too - but those are what come to mind
@@joycherrick thank you for sharing Joy! Helpful to think about.
Are there printable list for each year? I’ve been searching and haven’t found them. All I know to do is scroll through the website and make a list…suggestions? I’m enjoying these videos as I’m an overwhelmed, book lover with too many choices. 😆
Yes! The link to the schedule page is at the top of the page for each year. So, if you are on the year 3 page, look for "Year 3 schedule." On the schedule page, they have 3 download options PDF, DOC, and ODT. If you scroll down, there's a weekly list type of schedule.😊
@@nataliecrowe2122ok great! Thank you!
They have a master book list. It goes in order from the first year the book is scheduled.