Reading For Moms
Homeschooling has turned me into quite an avid reader. I always enjoyed reading before homeschooling, but I DEVOUR books now! Not only does it broaden my horizons and make me a better teacher, but it also models reading for my children.
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Increased reading is one of the marvelous by-products of homeschooling your children.
Increased reading ALOUD, but also increased personal reading, have benefitted my life and my children's lives in so many ways.
Last night, as I began the latest book in my stack (one I've been waiting to get my hands on for several weeks now), it hit me what a blessing reading has been the past couple of years.
I'm a bit obsessed with books, y'all.
As a mother who educates her children at home I have the responsibility of keeping MYSELF well educated, tended and fed.
I’ve been posting bookish updates every few months.
This year my goal has been to focus on reading widely and well - from a variety of genres and authors. Specifically, I knew I needed to add a bit more nonfiction to my reading life, as well as books that might not appeal to me from the get go. (So much of teaching our big kids is modeling for them, so I am hopeful my spirit of inquiry is rubbing off on them!)