List of books

I’m new to the Organizer myself, but I do know of information that is available here on the SCM website. I’m not sure if this is what you’re looking for exactly, but….

By going into the SCM Curriculum Guide listed on “SCM Main Site”

http://simplycharlottemason.com/planning/scmguide/

down on the left sidebar, you can select whatever subject and get a list of books recommended for each module/grade. (Thank you SCM for such a wonderful resource!)

You can ‘File’ and ‘Print’ from there. I’m not sure of a Word document that you’re looking for; like I said, I’m new too. 🙂

I don’t know if this helps.

Rebecca

Great idea! Good luck with your search. 🙂

God bless.

Well, the lists are done. I hesitate to share these cause they are so “homespun”, but I did them for my personal use rather quickly. In the rural area I live, we do not have stores or a decent library. Inter-library loans take weeks or months. My best option for books are garage sales & thrift stores. I carry these lists in a little notebook every where I go and check off as I find them. Hence, the “have” column you’ll see.

I personally follow the SCM guideline pretty closely, but there are alterations I made for my family. What I am sharing though, is only those books listed on SCM Study Guide. And, as the guide changes (with more study guides…yeahhh!), I’ll alter the lists accordingly.

Maybe they’ll help someone. If you have suggestions to improve them, I’d be happy to do so as time allows.

Here’s the link: http://www.box.net/shared/ih6m85lc8o

(Oh,and SCM Team, if we had that “tag” feature in the Bookfinder, especially the one denoting whether the book was in the SCM Guide, would that be easy to code off of to allow us to sort/print these directly off the site! Maybe??? In my happy little world I dream of sorting by Module/grade/subject, tagging those I have and printing a list of the remaining books I need, that would be awesome!:-D)

This is really great. Thank you so much for your hard work!!!

Shelly

Thanks, Tonni. I guess I will reprint in a few days!

I did find an AO master list, too. The link is below. I don’t want all of their suggestions, but I feel like having 3 great lists (I’m making one for Higher Up, Further In blog CM curriculum) will give me the best of the best to choose from.

Hope this helps someone, too. I’ll try to post the HIFI list when I finish it. It’ll probably take a week or so.

Thanks, again.

Christie

Moderator’s Note: I regret that we had to remove the link in this post. Ambleside Online’s license agreement requests that links to their site may be posted only with their permission and only to their home page.

I’m sorry that I didn’t realize that AO links couldn’t be posted. If anyone is interested in that list, it can be found on the AO site via a search for master booklist.

Tonni, my only suggestion would be to include the author’s names, but thank you for the work that you’ve done.

Christie

I would love ANY & ALL lists you have to offer. Please email me at Iamasahm@aol.com in subject just put booklists.

Also, I am so in love with reading to my kids lately and I owe it all to everyone here. You have yet to steer me wrong or ofter a suggestions we haven’t truely enjoyed. I am amazed at how you all come across many of these books. I mean like Crinkleroots have been awesome and there right at the library and I’ve missed it all this time.

I am constantly prinking off all the ideas you have and have a 3 ring binder full of them I know we’ll never get through them all but one at a time we are having a great time.

Right now we are listening to A Very Long Winter by Laura Ingalls Wilder. The boys are loving them and can’t wait to get in the car.

Thanks again

Misty