After homeschooling for a handful of years, I still had not found a language arts that was a good fit for us. So many options over complicated language arts for the early years. Elementary language arts curriculum should be low pressure, fun, and hands on. It should open up a love of learning to create kids who love to read and love to write, not squash their joy by pushing hard on grammar and sentence structure.
That’s when I decided to stop looking and create my own early elementary language arts curriculum…
Rabbit Trails through Literature
Rabbit Trails through Literature has great books as the spine for each lesson. The list of books include many award winners and best sellers to make sure that your child is having quality literature read to them every day. There are 16 lessons, with each lesson meant to take two weeks, to make a full 32 week language arts curriculum.
Literature Based Language Arts Curriculum
Charlotte Mason-inspired and relaxed in method, Rabbit Trails through Literature is rich in copy work and light on grammar. In each lesson your child will write a passage from the book (all on their level!), have Bible verses available for memorization and copy work, learn poetry, have hands on activities, and more. Each and every lessons includes copy work opportunities, a short grammar lesson, some fun added in, and…
Rabbit Trails! This is the most exciting part of the entire curriculum. Within every lesson there will be a fun Rabbit Trail to go down into science, social studies, and more. There will be additional books listed to read through the Library List, more hands on projects, and videos to learn about topics related to the Rabbit Trail.
More about this Language Arts Curriculum…
Want to know more how the curriculum works and what is included? The file below gives an inside look on how to use the curriculum, the books, lessons, and Rabbit Trails included, and a sample lesson to look over.
What about a sample schedule? I created Rabbit Trials through Literature to not have any boxes to check- I want homeschool families to make Rabbit Trails fit into their everyday lives without stressing about what lesson needs to be done each day. However, I know some people like to have a lesson all laid out for them so they can envision how the curriculum will fit into their homeschool. I have attached a file that shows a sample schedule for one lesson to give you an idea of how I personally lay out the lessons in my own homeschool.
See inside of Rabbit Trails through Literature in my video walk through
Looking to have some of your questions about the curriculum answered? You can go to my Q&A page. If you don’t find the answers you’re looking for, please contact me and I will get you the answers you need and add them to the page, too!
Rabbit Trails through Literature Book Store
To make it easier on you, I’ve put together my own book store on BookShop with all 16 of the main curriculum books to easily purchase in one place! BookShop has a beautiful mission- with each purchase a portion is donated to a local book store. Win, win!
Two Amazing Purchase Options!
Purchase Option #1: A Full Language Arts Curriculum- $48
This option gives you the most bang for your buck! Purchase all 16 lessons together and you will have a complete 32 week language arts curriculum. This option also gives you a 40% discount compared to buying each lesson individually! So, if you plan to use even a handful of lessons out of Rabbit Trails through Literature, buying the full curriculum will save you both time and money!
Purchase Option #2: Stand Alone Lessons- $5 each
You can choose to purchase each lesson on it’s own to work into your own unit studies. I wanted to make this option available to families who may already have a language arts curriculum they use, but want to add Rabbit Trails as a unit study option.
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