Cambridgeshire Academy™️: Completed 3rd Grade Reading List

Tuesday, December 31, 2013

Completed 3rd Grade Reading List

Here are the books that K read this past year for 3rd grade and also the read-alouds we read to her.

You will notice the fun book list is small this year because I lost track of what she was reading while taking care of my new baby and we also read a lot more read-alouds this year and that took some of her evening reading time.

Morning/Challenging book list

Robinson Crusoe - Dover Children's Classics
Gulliver's Travels - Stepping Stone
Magic Tree House Research Guide: Pilgrims
The Hunchback of Notre Dame - Stepping Stone
Les Miserables - Stepping Stone
The Three Musketeers - Stepping Stone
Pied Piper of Hamelin - Browning
Grimm's Fairy Tales - Classic Starts
Little Pilgrim's Progress - Taylor
Great Expectations - Stepping Stone
Oliver Twist - Stepping Stone series
The Adventures of Tom Sawyer - Stepping Stone
20,000 Leagues Under the Sea - Stepping Stone
A Christmas Carol - Dickens (abridged by French)
Alice in Wonderland - Carroll - Classic Starts
The Last of the Mohicans - Classic Starts
Moby Dick - Classic Starts
East of the Sun and West of the Moon (Norwegian Folk Tales) - Asbjørnsen

Evening/Fun Book List

The Mouse and the Motorcycle
Pocahontas - Rookie Biography
Thanksgiving on Thursday - Magic Tree House
Bunnicula
Man in the Iron Mask

History/Literature Parent Read-Aloud Book List

The Sad Night - Mathews
Lost Treasure of the Inca - Lourie (just skimmed photos)
Usborne Book of Treasure Hunting - pg. 60-61
The Legend of El Dorado - Vidal/Laan
Always Room for One More - Leodhas
Katje the Windmill Cat - Woelfle
Don Quixote and the Windmills - Kimmel
The Flying Canoe; A Christmas Story - Kimmel
Three Samurai Cats - Kimmel
Japan ABCs - Heiman
Our Colonial Year - Harness
Colonial Crafts - Kalman
An Early American Christmas - dePaola
The First Thanksgiving - Whitehurst
Sarah Morton's Day - Waters
In the Time of Drums - Siegelson
Little Mouse and Elephant - Yolen
Turkey - O'Shea
The Boy of the Three-Year Nap - Snyder
Hokusai: The Man Who Painted a Mountain - Ray
Liang and the Magic Paintbrush - Demi
Rapunzel - Zelinsky
Ancient China - DK
The Hero of Bremen - Hodges
The Paper Dragon - Davol
Taj Mahal - Mann
The Cat Who Walked Across France - Banks
Look What Came From France - Harvey
Crepes by Suzette - Wellington
The King's Day : Louis XIV of France - Aliki
Seven at One Blow: A Tale from the Brothers Grimm - Kimmel
The Wampanoags - True Book
The Iroquois - True Book
The Story of William Penn - Aliki
Colonial Home - Kalman
Isaac Newton and the Laws of Motion - Gianopoulos
Galileo's Leaning Tower Experiment - Macdonald
Farm: Eyewitness book
A Farm Through Time - Wickes
India - True book
Welcome to Russia - Schemenauer
Russia: Eyewitness book
The Language of Birds - Martin
Lives of the Pirates - Krull (only read story on Barbarossa Brothers)
A Weave of Words: An Armenian Tale - San Souci
The Fool of the World and The Flying Ship: A Russian Tale - Ransome
The Contest - Hogrogian

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Quotes

"If you take your children to Caesar for their education, you need to stop being surprised when they come home as Romans" - Voddie Bauchman

"Too many parents who would never send their children to a church on Sunday that taught doctrines they believed to be wrong, have had no problem placing them in state schools five days a week where they are taught conflicting doctrines and ideas." - Cal Thomas

“I believe it would be much better for everyone if children were given their start in education at home. No one understands a child as well as his mother, and children are so different that they need individual training and study. A teacher with a room full of pupils cannot do this. At home, too, they are in their mother’s care. She can keep them from learning immoral things from other children.” ~Laura Ingalls Wilder

“Schools have not necessarily much to do with education... they are mainly institutions of control, where basic habits must be inculcated in the young. Education is quite different and has little place in school.” ~Winston Churchill

"Let it be remembered, that I do not speak to the wild, giddy, thoughtless world, but to those that fear God. I ask, then, for what end do you send you children to school? “Why, that they may be fit to live in the world.” In which world do you mean, — this or the next? Perhaps you thought of this world only; and had forgot that there is a world to come; yea, and one that will last for ever! Pray take this into your account, and send them to such masters as will keep it always before their eyes. Otherwise, to send them to school (permit me to speak plainly) is little better than sending them to the devil. At all events, then, send your boys, if you have any concern for their souls, not to any of the large public schools, (for they are nurseries of all manner of wickedness,) but private school, kept by some pious man, who endeavors to instruct a small number of children in religion and learning together." - John Wesley

"I am commanded to bring my children up in the nurture and instruction of the Lord (Eph. 6:4), and to do so by teaching them God’s statutes when I sit in my house, when I lie down, when I rise up, and when I walk along the way (Deut. 6:7). I am also admonished not to place myself, or by extension my children, under false teaching (Col. 2:8), or to expose them to teaching that undermines God’s Law (Matt. 5:17-20)." - Voddie Bauchman

"God has designed your family—not the youth group, not the children’s ministry, not the Christian school, but your family—as the principle discipling agent in your children’s lives." - Voddie Bauchman

“I am sure as I am of the fact of Christ’s reign that a comprehensive and centralized system of national education, separated from religion, as is now commonly proposed, will prove the most appalling engine for the propagation of anti-Christian and atheistic unbelief, and anti-social nihilistic ethics, individual, social and political, which this sin-rent world has ever seen”. – Dr. Archibald Alexander Hodge (1823-1886), Chair of Systematic Theology, Old Princeton Seminary

“Education ought everywhere to be religious education… parents arte bound to employ no instructors who will not instruct their children religiously. To commit our children to the care of irreligious people is to commit lambs to the superintendent of wolves”. ~Timothy Dwight; President of Yale University from 1795-1817

SECULARISM is a philosophy that claims that there is no God-or that if there is a God, He is irrelevant. HUMANISM essentially says that in the absence of God, humans can and should act as gods by judging, choosing, and defining what is right for themselves. The philosophy pervading the public education system combines these two philosophies into one.-Ken Ham

Remember, you are not managing an inconvenience; You are raising a human being. -Kittie Franz

Tuesday, December 31, 2013

Completed 3rd Grade Reading List

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