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A Daily Picture Book
Igniting Wonder and Excitement Through Picture Books
  • About
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  • Picture Books
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      • US History
    • Forages
  • Family Culture
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    • The Archives: Monthly Booklists
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  • Seasonal Adventures: Spring and Soaking in Nature
    Family Culture | Nature Study | Organization | Picture Books | Seasonal

    Seasonal Adventures: Spring and Soaking in Nature

    Spring is such a reset button. I don’t feel that any of the other seasons have quite the same effect. It seems that with the arrival of spring all my creative juices start flowing again. The desire to beautify the world is intense and very present. And I know that I am not the only…

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  • Living the Liturgical Year Well – April: O Come Holy Spirit
    A Daily Picture Book | Family Culture | Liturgical Seasons

    Living the Liturgical Year Well – April: O Come Holy Spirit

    The month of April is dedicated to the Holy Spirit. This year April will also host Holy Week and Easter as well as Divine Mercy Sunday. It will be a full month! Spring has also arrived, a delightful season in which all things become new both physically and spiritually. The Church is amazing in its…

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  • Spring Has Sprung! Nature Studies in Blooms and Feathers
    Nature Study

    Spring Has Sprung! Nature Studies in Blooms and Feathers

    Spring is here! Officially on the calendar and officially in nature. The grass is giving us hints of green, the weather is milder, the wood stove only gets used in the mornings and evenings, kids are outside more, all the signs are here! What does the arrival of spring mean for my home education? Just…

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  • Nurturing Creativity in the Heart of Childhood
    Art | Creativity | Exploration | Family Culture | Morning Time

    Nurturing Creativity in the Heart of Childhood

    Nurturing creativity in the heart of childhood is passing on the gift of creativity. What does that even mean? How can I pass creativity on to my children? They might not have the same God-given creative genius that I have. Very true, but I can help them uncover their own genius. Our children, just like…

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  • Announcing the April Booklists and America250 Kick-Off!
    A Daily Picture Book | Morning Time | Picture Books of the Month | US History

    Announcing the April Booklists and America250 Kick-Off!

    April!? How did we get here so fast?? The April booklists are loaded and ready for you! Come explore all the amazing lives and events that April has to share with us. Recently, I shared with you my Rule of Six and how it brought about the birth of A Daily Picture Book. Today I…

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  • Happy birthday Ezra Jack Keats! A Picture Book Exploration
    A Daily Picture Book | Exploration | Picture Books of the Month

    Happy birthday Ezra Jack Keats! A Picture Book Exploration

    Ezra Jack Keats has charmed families for the last 63 years! When his book The Snowy Day was published, he became a household name. But who was the man behind the story and why has the story achieved such heights of popularity?I first encountered Ezra Jack Keats when my children were very little and we…

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  • Go to Joseph!
    Liturgical Seasons

    Go to Joseph!

    Today is a perfect day to start a novena to Saint Joseph to help you in all necessities.A Novena is a nine consecutive day prayer of petition: from March 10th to March 19th is a wonderful time to ask for St. Joseph’s help. This novena starts 9 days before the solemnity of Saint Joseph, Spouse…

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  • Nurturing Creativity in the Heart of Motherhood
    Creativity | Family Culture | Motherhood

    Nurturing Creativity in the Heart of Motherhood

    Creativity is imprinted in our DNA it seems. Motherhood itself is creative, I mean these cute little persons around us didn’t just appear… But what I would love to talk about is the need that we have as mothers to keep creating. We have this urge to keep bringing beauty into the world through many…

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  • Living the Liturgical Year Well: March into Lent
    Family Culture | Liturgical Seasons | Seasonal

    Living the Liturgical Year Well: March into Lent

    Well, I had all the intentions of creating a liturgical year post that would include Lent, but it turns out Lent wanted a post of its own.  As spring approaches, so does Lent this year. Lent is not usually my favorite season, by far. But this year I am actually looking forward to it because…

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  • Living the Liturgical Year Well – March: Go To Joseph!
    Catholic Picture Books | Family Culture | Liturgical Seasons | Saints

    Living the Liturgical Year Well – March: Go To Joseph!

    One thing I really love about the Liturgical Year is its rhythm. We know what to expect, what comes next and we can become fully immersed in it. With Lent starting so late this year, it is one of the latest dates for Ash Wednesday, the very latest possible being March 10th, it has been…

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I’m Mattie, a mom of 7, passionate about homeschooling, books, picture books in particular, and family culture. Here on my blog you will find bookish inspirations, my musings on home education and how to build a family culture. Learn more here.

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A Daily Picture Book came into our homeschool this fall after a dear friend introduced it to me. I knew our picture book collection was lacking, so I was thrilled to hear about this subscription. Every month on the fifteenth, I get excited to see the new selections and immediately race to my library’s website to reserve as many as I can!

Not only have all my children (age 6-16) loved listening to these stories, but I’ve also learned so much myself—about both well-known figures and fascinating individuals I’d never heard of before. It’s truly become a lively and enriching family experience.

I’ve since started using the subscription in my homeschool group, Child of God Scholé. After lunch, the students gather around for a story, which transitions them beautifully into the afternoon’s learning. It’s the perfect way to reset and re-energize!
Danielle


A Daily Picture Book has helped me simplify (and look forward to) our morning time. In the past, I have tried to do too much during this part of our school day. I am grateful to be able to not have to put the brainwork into deciding what to do. I simply pick the book selections we can do and any manageable craft/recipe selections for that day. Sometimes it ends up just being the book and that works too as my boys have really enjoyed the selections! It brings me peace of mind that the books are factually sound so if we miss other history, geography, etc. for the day, at least they've gotten a gem of knowledge from our morning time.
Melissa

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