How to Raise Children to Read – Hf #264

Finding Joy in Your Home

Jami Balmet

Religion & Spirituality, Homemaking, Living, Kids & Family, Christian, Mother, Healthy, Christianity, Joy, Homemaker, Wife

4.9 • 654 Ratings

🗓️ 12 February 2020

⏱️ 56 minutes

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Do you want to raise your children to be readers? In this episode we are going to dive into encouragement and resources for creating a culture of reading in your home - for kids and mom! Listen to the Podcast: You can find important links & info below. And don’t forget to subscribe to the podcast in iTunes. Right click here and save-as to download this episode to your computer. Links & Resources: Book links by reading ages mentioned: Reading to your baby & toddlers: Board books and visually pleasing books (The Very Hungry Caterpillar, Llama Llama Red Pajama, Chicka Chicka Boom Boom, The Little Engine That Could, etc) The early reader: This is the 5-8 range. With emerging readers of my own, I know that this is a long process. Read aloud ALL the time during this age. The Usborne My First Reading Library Our very early reader books: Dash Into Learning More suggestions: Ralph S. Mouse, The Ramona Books, Henry and Ribsy, The Magic TreeHouse Books) The Middle grade reader: Ages 8 and up. Let them choose what interests them. Help guide them but let them explore worlds and ideas! Keep reading aloud at these ages. (The Redwall series, How to Train Your Dragon book series, etc.) Your Teen Reader: Keep an eye out for books labeled YA. You will still want to keep a close eye on what they are reading while also letting them explore! Help them explore reading outside their school requirements. As adults: Do the same thing!! Find the books that make you excited and don't want to put the book down...and ditch the others. Especially as busy moms, life is TOO short!! Links: Our homeschooling picks for this year (and how to instill a love of learning) – Hf #239 Get TWO WEEKS of free meal plans from PrepDish! PrepDish.com/Homemaking Resources for learning more about morning basket time: Your Morning Basket Podcast with Pam Barnhill – an entire podcast dedicated to this topic! How We Homeschool – Morning Time – by Read-Aloud Revival Simple Morning Time Plans – by Read-Aloud Revival Books to recommend: How to Raise a Reader by Pamela Paul and Maria Russo The Read Aloud Family by Sarah MacKenzie Book Girl by Sarah Clarkson Honey for a Child's Heart By Gladys Hunt Jim Trelease's Read Aloud Family Handbook - New 8th edition Sources for books by age: SonLight Sources for books by age: (many are preprints of old classics) The Good and the Beautiful Library Meal Planning Help for Eating Healthy: I am really excited to share with you the sponsor of today’s podcast episode: PrepDish! If you ever feel like you wish you had a little help in your meal planning, then I highly encourage you to check out PrepDish. They offer gluten-free meal plans and paleo meal plans. But you don’t have to eat a gluten-free or paleo diet in order to take advantage of all that PrepDish has to offer! In fact, almost half of their customers don’t eat those diets. The meals are healthy and non-processed and work well for anyone who is trying to eat a healthy diet. And PrepDish is offering a super special TWO week free trail when you sign up through this link (how awesome!!) When you sign up, you’ll receive an email every week with a grocery list and instructions for prepping your meals ahead of time. After only 1-3 hours of prepping on the weekend, you’ll have all of your meals ready for the entire week. I absolutely love how easy they make it. Free TWO week trial of PrepDish

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0:00.0	This is The Homemaking Foundation's podcast with Jamie Valmay, episode number 264.
0:06.6	Welcome to the Homemaking Foundation's podcast, where we give you the tools,
0:11.2	inspiration, and encouragement you need to craft a gospel-centered home.
0:15.0	And now your host from youngwifest guide.com, Jamie Belmay.
0:20.2	Hey, guys, welcome back to the podcast.
0:23.5	Today we are talking about reading, but we are talking specifically about how to
0:29.3	raise a reader, how to raise your kids to be readers.
0:33.6	And this is a topic that is very near and dear to my heart.
0:36.7	Jason and I are both big readers.
0:38.6	We always have been since kids. Both of us have been big readers since we were kids.
0:43.2	And we are hopefully raising our kids to be readers. So today in the episode I'm going to share
0:49.5	some of our experience with the habits and patterns that we're trying to instill in our kids
0:54.1	right now
0:54.6	and what Jason and I learned from being childhood readers and kind of the lessons we're
1:01.9	trying to put into practice now with our kids to hopefully produce some readers.
1:07.3	And I've got some really good resources for you today.
1:10.6	Okay?
1:12.2	Today's going to be a super practical hands-on podcast episode. And then we're also moms, listen up, we're also going to talk about
1:19.7	reading for moms just a tiny bit because I know we have a ton of other episodes on that,
1:23.6	but we will go into that a little bit, which is going to be really fun.
1:27.9	So we're going to jump all into all of that in just a second.
1:31.1	But first we have our sponsor for today's episode, prepdish.com.
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