I want my son to read the Pilgrims Progress and was going to have him read it as Adventure but I know it is an allegory. Is that okay? I am learning this whole literature thing as we go as well. I am kinda embarassed at how much I don't know.
None the less... in the pacing. I want him to do the reading pace of 1 book in 15 days. There are 224 pages in the book ( only 112 with words/112 with pictures). Okay, so to break that up you end up with 15 pages a day (again really only 7.5 reading) BUT the end of 15 pages doesn't always end at a "logical" break. So what do you do? Suggestions?
Thank you!
DITHR book selection and pacing
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DITHR book selection and pacing
Davena
Wife to Garrett, Mom to four kiddos
Wife to Garrett, Mom to four kiddos
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Re: DITHR book selection and pacing
can you skim through and find logical stops for him and make a list for each day? It might mean stopping a couple pages short of the daily goal or reading a couple extra pages. Just an idea.
Amanda
Mom of four, homeschooling two M13, D9 going on 10 struggling but making progress
Mom of four, homeschooling two M13, D9 going on 10 struggling but making progress
Re: DITHR book selection and pacing
That's a great idea! Usually, I divide a book up by the number of days for it to be read (to have a general target in my mind as to how many pages the kiddos need to read each day in order to finish on time). Then, I vary from the target number of pages as needed to find good stopping points. I do try not to wander too far from the target number of pages, and typically it works out quite well.
Enjoy!
Blessings,
Carrie
Enjoy!
Blessings,
Carrie