Reading Books and Guides

Each week have your child read a book and make a report.  Your kid can answer study guide questions, write a formal report, engage in a discussion, or give an oral report to you.  You are stuck at home.  How are you going to get the books and guides?  Which books should I use?  Start with lists of Newbery winners, Caldecott winners, or National Award winners.  Scholastic allows you to sort among their classic books by age or grade.  Browse the lists and select a few books.  Scholastic offers many lessons, guides, and questions.  My library system offers digital library cards.  (Nonresidential may  join for $30 per year.). Check if your local system is offering free digital library cards.  Here is link to libraries with nonresident borrowing privileges.  Libraries offer both e-books and audio books.  Listening to a book is fine!  Audible is offering free audio books for kids.  Get on it!