Are Lists of SCM Book Recommendations {Printable}?

That would be amazing. Or to be able to print all the early American for 1-3rd. Something like that.

I copied and pasted the lists into a Word document and printed it from there.

Did you try just printing the page from the website?

@kellywright006, Did you have a chance to try just printing the page yet? We work some magic behind the scenes when you print and we would love to get some feedback on what everyone thinks of it. I would be happy to tweak the results to make it as useful as possible for the majority of needs.

Doug, which pages are you talking about that ‘works some magic’.  If I click on print on any of the curriculum pages, such as this one for example: https://simplycharlottemason.com/planning/curriculum-guide/math-science-language-arts/ I get everything on that page, including the ‘blurb’ at the beginning about how to teach that subject and all the detailed links for anything clickable.  This doesn’t make a nice clean booklist, but rather a very cluttered page, or rather many cluttered pages.  I don’t seem to have the option to just print one page, so if I only have one year 1 student, I still have to print all nine pages.  Is there somewhere else I’m not seeing that would have just a concise booklist?

I have already transfered all the books into an evernote list, so I hadn’t thought about this until someone else brought it up, but now I’m curious about the ‘magic’ you are talking about!  LOL

Doug, which pages are you talking about that ‘works some magic’.

The original question was can we print the book lists, which I was assuming to mean the curriculum guide pages like the math, science, language arts example you gave above.

We are sometimes asked for a print button on the pages because many websites used to have such a button or a “make printable” link. People got in the pattern of thinking they could not print a web page without one. It sounded like that might have been the case here.

We automatically do what those buttons on other sites have typically done, but we do it when you print normally. You’ll notice that we remove most of the page header and menus, all the stuff along the right side of the page, and all the footer stuff. Many things are changed to black and white to help save ink too. That way when you print you end up with just the main page content that you care about. (The exception would be if you’re using a really old web browser.)

It’s great to hear the additional comments about how you would like to use the information, though. That’s a big change to what we have now, but we’ll certainly keep it in mind for the future.

I use the website printfriendly A LOT. You coy the URL into a bar and then it will print or give you an option to make a PDF. You can also select a box to remove pictures.

http://www.printfriendly.com/