If you didn’t read a whole lot of classics growing up, chances are you’re feeling a little worried about how to read them with your own children. If so, then this episode of the Read-Aloud Revival podcast is for you.
I’m chatting with Gail Ledbetter , author of Timeline for Classics about:
- keeping your wits about you at the library
- studying history chronologically
- read response journaling
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Episode 47
Links from today’s show:
- If your kids finished the May 31-Day Challenge, register for prizes here!
- Gail’s book: Timeline of Classics
- Jim Weiss on Episode 4 and Episode 5
- Adam Andrews on Episode 2
- To Kill a Mockingbird
- Teaching the Classics by Adam and Missy Andrews
- Teaching Writing: Structure and Style
- Jim Hodges audio books
- The Timeline of Classics website
- Tarzan of the Apes audio
- Frankenstein read by Jim Weiss
- The RAR Booklist
