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2nd grade LA
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Stephany Vergara.
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Stephany Vergara
ParticipantGreetings!
My son will be in 2nd gr this new school year.
My plans for CM LA for him is as follows:Read aloud to mom or sibling
Copywork 2x/week
Oral Narrations
He is interested in reading beginning chapter book series. We tried Boxcar Children and Imagination Station, but they’re still a little advanced for him. Is there a more beginner friendly wholesome series you can recommend? He is set on starting a series and I don’t want to ruin the excitement.
Any suggestions, wisdom to share on his LA for 2nd gr would be greatly appreciated.
CrystalN
ParticipantWhen my ds was starting with chapter books he just LOVED Little Bear, he read them all over and over. Frog and Toad also. So fun. He still talks fondly of Little Bear, like an old friend. There is another cowboy one for kids he really liked too, cant remember what it was. I a, sure I found it in Honey for a Child’s Heart. I highly recommend that resource if you don’t have it already. Oh just remembered – Billy and Blaze.
Stephany Vergara
ParticipantThanks! He loves Frog and Toad and Littler Bear and all the Arnold Lobel books! They definitely have helped to build up confidence and fluency.
thank you for suggesting Billy & Blaze! We own the first book and he loves it!
Honey For a Child’s Heart is now in my amazon cart! Thanks.
CrystalN
ParticipantHere are more
Danny and the Dinosaur
Clifford the Big Red Dog
Amelia Bedelia
It seems like books go from super easy to 4th grade ish with little in between. My ds actually really enjoyed the McGuffy readers also. Here are a few more we loved, a bit harder
Mr. Poppers Penguins
The Story of Ferdinand
Mrs. Piggle Wiggle
Homer Price (I highly recommend for a little boy, chapters are a complete little story, very satisfying to finish)
The Cricket in Times Square
Charlottes Web
Sorry, I could go on forever….
Wings2fly
ParticipantIt sounds like he is ready for short chapter books. We liked Cam Jansen, Nate the Great, and Three Cousins Detective Club.
Another series to check on is The Happy Hollisters. It may be at the same level as The Boxcar Children though.
He could also read books by Clyde Robert Bulla. Many are used in Sonlight. You might find more ideas from them, too.
https://www.sonlight.com/homeschool/subjects/readers/readers-3/
Do you plan to teach him cursive writing? You could add that.
Stephany Vergara
ParticipantThank you all for your great input.
No cursive yet. Maybe next year. He’s ALL BOY and does not like to write. Will be using Getty Dubay Book B this year. Book C introduces cursive
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