Comments on: Homeschool Daily Practices: Read Aloud Time

By: Identifying Interests and Setting Goals in an Unschooling Home - Happiness is here

Tue, 06 May 2025 22:29:24 +0000

[…] like and wrote down all the things they said they wanted to include in no particular order, e.g. read aloud time, project time, morning walks, dance/acro practice, etc. Then we looked at any interests they shared […]

By: Parenting Styles: You Don't Need to Be Every Parent - Happiness is here

Parenting Styles: You Don't Need to Be Every Parent - Happiness is here — Mon, 07 Aug 2023 22:11:43 +0000

[…] and wish that you could be more like that. Don’t kids all need someone who reads a lot of stories, and plays games with them, and also makes art, and does weekly science experiments, and throws […]

By: A Week in Our Life Without School (2023) - Happiness is here

A Week in Our Life Without School (2023) - Happiness is here — Sat, 20 May 2023 10:43:09 +0000

[…] Today we’re reading a page of the Giants issue of Aquila magazine. We love this magazine a lot. I’ve mentioned it before and if you’re curious you can read more here. It’s a really great way to introduce random topics that you might not come across otherwise. And that’s pretty much what we love about read-aloud time. We read a variety of books on heaps of different topics and always hear about the most interesting things that we would have never known to wonder about! More about read-aloud time here. […]

By: Beth

Beth — Mon, 09 Jan 2023 02:00:00 +0000

Thanks for this article! I came looking for answers because read-aloud time in my unschooling household has become a bit of a battleground and it feels awful. It feels as if I’m trying to force it and it’s become stressful and disconnecting instead of lovely and connecting. It seems as if my kids just want to play all day and it actually feels as if I’m getting in their way or interrupting them if I suggest another activity. I’m not sure if this is just about reading, or a symptom of a larger issue. I appreciate the suggestions about letting them wiggle, do other things, etc while we read…I guess I’ve probably made the mistake of insisting that everybody sit still and look at the book, and I’ve also probably kept at things that nobody was really interested in…but I’m feeling as if maybe there’s more to it for me; it feels as if my kids are living in a different world at times. I’m considering quitting and sending them to school because they seem unhappy and frankly, I’m not that happy either. Do you have any thoughts?

By: Children don't need curriculum, but they do need you. - Happiness is here

Children don't need curriculum, but they do need you. - Happiness is here — Tue, 22 Nov 2022 09:01:15 +0000

[…] thing that helps us here is to start our day together. We start with read-aloud time over breakfast. We also use this time to talk about our day. I will ask each of the girls what they […]

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Sun, 23 Oct 2022 02:49:16 +0000

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