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THE READING ROOM

One Size Fits One

Useful, honest writing about homeschooling one actual child.

195 articles. Page 5 of 13.

read-alouds

Nobody in 1348 Knew What Was Killing Them

Every person in this book is wrong about what is killing them. Not foolish. Wrong in a specific, careful, understandable way, and that is the most interesting thing in it.

experiential learning

Attack of the Grizzlies, 1967: Who Fed the Bears

The bears in this story did not walk out of the woods as monsters. They walked out of a dump that people had been filling for years. That is the science, and a chapter book has the

secular homeschool

One Tiny Turtle: The Thirty Years Nobody Sees

She is the size of a bottle cap when she goes into the water, and the next time anybody sees her she is decades older and crawling up the same beach she was born on. What happened

experiential learning

Who Was Thomas Alva Edison? Not a Lone Genius

The best thing in this book is not the light bulb. It is the phonograph, because every link in the chain from a voice to a groove in foil and back out again is visible, and a child

experiential learning

Who Was Nikola Tesla? The Science and the Legend

Your child will meet two Teslas in their life. One of them built the electrical system your house runs on. The other one is mostly made up, and this book sits closer to the first t

read-alouds

Who Was Marie Curie? The Work That Killed Her

Two Nobel Prizes is the part every child gets told. The part worth telling is the shed, the iron rod, the tons of black rock, and the notebooks that are still too radioactive to pi

experiential learning

Who Was Isaac Newton? The Prism and the Apple

The apple is the part your child will remember. The prism is the part that will teach them what proof looks like, and it is sitting right there in the middle of the book.