The 7 Most Important Books Every Homeschool Parent Should Read #parents #homeschool #homeeducation #homeschooling

Are you thinking about homeschooling your kids?

Do you need some advice to guide or nurture you on your homeschool journey?

Turn to these books every time.

These are the 7 books I think every homeschool parent should read. And re-read. And read again.



I've been thinking recently about my family’s homeschool journey and how much support I’ve had over the years to make this work.

The funny thing is that some of the people who have guided, inspired, and encouraged me as I walked this path are people who don’t even know I exist!

I’ve read so many books by some amazing authors who have shared the kind of insight and wisdom that has truly shaped the way I homeschool my children . . . and I am so grateful for them.

I thought it would be good to share with you some of the books I’ve read that I think would help make YOUR homeschool journey one that you (and your family) will LOVE too.



The 7 Most Important Books Every Homeschool Parent Should Read

These books should be on every homeschool parent’s to read list and, in fact, you will come back to them again and again.


Written by a homeschool veteran with 20 years of experience educating her 8 children, this book is a
great reminder of why it’s so important to focus on WHY you chose the homeschool route.

She also advises on how to let go of all the stuff that doesn’t matter, and how doing that can help take away unnecessary stress so your family can actually enjoy the journey of being lifelong learners.




Often considered a classic in child development, this book dives into how kids learn to talk,
read, count, and reason . . . and how we can nurture and encourage those natural abilities.




If you’re looking for an action plan for laying a foundation for a lifetime of learning, this is a great
choice.

The perfect first guide to Charlotte Mason philosophy and how it can be used to teach in your home.




This is a quintessential read for anyone who wants to raise readers or make reading aloud a family ritual.

It also includes some great recommendations for books you can read aloud to kids throughout the years, from birth through the teen years.




Stressed about creating a curricula for your kids? This is a great guide for first-time homeschoolers and experienced homeschoolers alike!

The author presents comprehensive plans from preschool through high school.




Here’s another great one that focuses on creating a homeschool environment where kids enjoy and are even excited about learning.




Last, but not least, this book is a treasure trove of fun things to do with your kids.

It’s a wonderful resource to have on hand when you’re looking for learning activities for various subjects such as maths, language, arts, and science.



These are, of course, just a few of the books out there that can inspire and encourage homeschoolers.

I hope you find the ones that vibe with you and help you make this journey the best it can be for your family.



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