15 Homeschool Read Aloud Books for the Early Elementary Years

Little by Little Homeschool
Little by Little Homeschool
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Published 2021-10-14
My homeschool teens and I compiled a list of our favorite 15 read aloud books for the early elementary years. I know how overwhelming online book lists can be and hope this gives you a place to start. There is also a bonus resource included that helped me when I was homeschooling my elementary age children.
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Mary Poppins rstyle.me/+u4KsUsr-ABzmBBWyRt3eJQ
James and the Giant Peach rstyle.me/+BzDeq8_CsklSZo_ZrZ-fAg
Rascal rstyle.me/+h2iT8kua5tHByZAG1YEnkQ
The Magician's Nephew rstyle.me/+S03YW-yVZ3FjwnhIzjJWGQ
The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane rstyle.me/+dOzCaDsC6j9QpAucgF3fOQ
Little House in the Big Woods rstyle.me/+BwVrut9oeN1LHYx2PumLcg
The Tale of Despereaux rstyle.me/+VzOEtSnXimz4IdFiRKPjgA
In Grandma's Attic rstyle.me/+i3G-lnYYXUwXCZA4elqjYg
The House at Pooh Corner rstyle.me/+bdYoE0EcpmA4sNyYZoJmQA
The Trumpet of the Swan rstyle.me/+KSFIh2soOffM7VZ8cVzvjQ
Sarah, Plain and Tall rstyle.me/+SmzJdptWljXjaziuVQBf2Q
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory rstyle.me/+BA5o0ODjmDunIoZhjYcemQ
Frindle rstyle.me/+LxZf6PvqT1jVpa5pdeYIvQ
Stuart Little rstyle.me/+HBncY9W9Z2ifahjsvwkLWw
Shiloh rstyle.me/+FyoNMy5LSimhTcJVKzXVEw
Babe: The Gallant King rstyle.me/+IqzelgLirF-caNjEhapLrg
Honey for a Child's Heart rstyle.me/+mGKSa3NyKfOPnyQ1dBzjrA
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All Comments (20)
  • @TheChan7
    These choices were fantastic! Thanks for sharing. I also have a little channel mainly about homeschooling and so fun to follow along with likeminded homeschool moms.
  • @938quilt
    I was in that time period and we watched little house - it wasn't my favorite but I liked laura - couldn't stand nellie or mary LOL! of the books Big woods and Plum Creek are my most read faves! she's so descriptive!
  • @almablinn9755
    Thank you for all these suggestions! I grew up in the 70s as well and Little House was my favorite show.
  • @rachelparks1926
    Great suggestions! I grew up in the 90s but watched all those old shows - Little House on the Praire, the Waltons, I Love Lucy, and all those other good ones!
  • @DogwoodDoxieMama
    I didn’t like the Little House on the Prarie show because I had read and adored the books and I felt like it wasn’t even close to the story that I cherished.
  • @captain7471
    Thank you for this! This was exactly what I was looking for!
  • @heathercox5801
    Remember Lassie when we were young? I thought of that when you mentioned Shilo.
  • @daniellebeck8322
    This was a good list of a few reviews. We have most of those as well. All titles you mentioned are fabulous!
  • @corriezoetewey7860
    Yes I guessed. Narnia should be read in published date FIRST then a second time through it is ok to read it chronologically , but first it should be read chronologically! We have read it through twice with my oldest and she is only 8. And she loves it!
  • @heathercox5801
    YES! I watched Little house on the Prairie when I was young too! I loved it! Especially when Laura or Mary put Nellie in her place. Lol!!
  • @mitchelljenkins8209
    C.S. Lewis! I like reading it publisher order. The magician’s nephew isn’t quite as engaging and exciting as The Lion the witch and the wardrobe. If you love the series, you will enjoy the magician’s nephew. If you’re not already hooked on the series, it’s not as attention grabbing.
  • @ReiverGrad14
    I read the Lion, witch and the wardrobe first and then read the Magician's nephew. I would have perfered to read Magician's nephew first because it explains where the lamp post came from.
  • @sarar6595
    Please share your upper elementary book list also. Thanks
  • @remindmewhymill92
    Interesting fact, recent copies of CS Lewis LWW series renumber the books so that Magician’s Nephew is the first book numerically. I actually read most of the books out of order as a student until I was older (high school) and read the complete series. I really enjoyed Magician, but maybe because I understood who the witch would become and was intrigued to see her origins. The Final Battle gave me chills.