SOTW readers?

[TN Mama]

Just when I think I've got it all figured out... :willy_nilly:

For those of you who use SOTW, I'm curious if there is a list of readers that might coincide with the chapters? I'm struggling with my History spine for next year (2nd grade - first year hsing). I've heard such rave reviews of this particular book that I thought I'd look into it, but I'd like for dd to be able to read some fun books that correlate to what we're studying.
Thanks :)

[ArwenA]

I'm not sure if this is what you mean but there are book suggestions in the AG (Activity Guide).

[TN Mama]

Are the suggestions for reference books or historical fiction books for the children to read?
Thanks for the info!

[Homeschooling SLP]

At the end of each chapter in the Activity Book there are many suggestions both historical non-fiction or geography related and non-fiction. There are also grade levels listed beside each and a short synopsis so that you can best select what fits your child.

[janainaz]

yes, there are history related reading suggestions and also literature related reading suggestions.

[mchel210]

For us...we only read the main chapter...and then do all the reviews in the activity book together. We do the activity if we have time...but I dont use the extra books. I usually go to the library each week and find a book on whatever we are studying. I usually find one very easy. I plan on using the books next year for my oldest son.

[Sue in St Pete]

We enjoyed many of the historical fiction books and even some of the non-fiction books. Personally, I think this is what makes SOTW so rich...:001_smile: