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A Daily Picture Book
Igniting Wonder and Excitement Through Picture Books
  • About
    • Legal Information
      • Affiliate Disclosure
      • Terms and Conditions
      • Privacy Policy
  • Picture Books
  • Homeschooling
    • History
      • US History
    • Forages
  • Family Culture
  • Shop
    • The Archives: Monthly Booklists
    • Cottage Tales
    • Homeschool Consulting
  • Booklist Memberships
    • Booklover
      • Booklover Membership Downloads
    • Bookworm
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    • Bookling
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    • Ancient Worlds
  • The Storybook Nook
  • Happy First Birthday to A Daily Picture Book!
    A Daily Picture Book | Picture Books

    Happy First Birthday to A Daily Picture Book!

    A Daily Picture Book is ONE YEAR OLD! Woot woot! This went by so very fast! What a year it has been! I have learned so much and made so many new friends. And read SO MANY picture books (way over 500 to be almost exact!) and I am still finding and discovering new ones!…

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  • Picture Book Exploration: The Girl Who Named Pluto
    A Daily Picture Book | Picture Book Explorations | Picture Books | Picture Books of the Month

    Picture Book Exploration: The Girl Who Named Pluto

    Space has long been the last frontier, but who would have thought that a little English school girl, in the early 1920s, would be one of its chief explorers? Venetia Burney, born on July 11th, 1918, named a new planet that had just been discovered, at the age of 11. And that was enough to…

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  • Bring a Book, Get a Book: A Picture Book Exchange
    Home Library | Picture Books

    Bring a Book, Get a Book: A Picture Book Exchange

    For the last couple of years, my homeschool group has been hosting a Christmas Picture Book Exchange. It has been lovely as well as a great success. I was thinking that summer time would be a wonderful time to do something similar. Here is a little “how to” for a summer picture book exchange, a…

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  • A Fourth of July Story
    Family Culture | History

    A Fourth of July Story

    Happy Fourth of July! This is a special holiday for me. As an immigrant I was given the opportunity to choose, to really choose to become an American. It is not a right that I take for granted, nor a country that I take for granted. I did not come here because I was persecuted…

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  • A Picture Book Learning Experience
    A Daily Picture Book | Picture Book Explorations | Whole Subject Learning

    A Picture Book Learning Experience

    Picture books are so much more than just bedtime stories. They are a uniting link between wonder, creativity and lifelong exploration of the world around us. Whether I am reading to a toddler, a teenager or myself, picture books are at the origin of new discoveries, new experiences and great delight. Each picture book has…

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  • Living the Liturgical Year Well: July, The Precious Blood of Jesus
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    Living the Liturgical Year Well: July, The Precious Blood of Jesus

    July is the height of summer. Out in nature the sun is shining, the earth is growing her bounty, fruits are ripening. It is a delightful time of the year. Liturgically, we turn our gaze towards our Lord and His sacrifice for us. The month of July is dedicated to the Most Precious Blood of…

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  • Come to a Summer Reading Party!
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    Come to a Summer Reading Party!

    On the first day of summer, I would like to bring to you a fun summer picture book collection. Summer is not my favorite season. I do not enjoy the heat… Give me snow, some rain and new flowers or falling leaves any day, but heat, no thanks. So I find summer to be the…

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  • July: What is New and Noteworthy
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    July: What is New and Noteworthy

    The July subscription booklists are available today! Get ready for a gentle and simple summer routine with A Daily Picture Book’s booklists. Summer is for slowing down, no matter if you school year round or not. It is important to include leisure in our daily life, as mentioned here and here. Summer has a special…

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  • Jérôme Lejeune: The Pediatrician Who Uncovered Trisomy 21
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    Jérôme Lejeune: The Pediatrician Who Uncovered Trisomy 21

    Today, June 13th is Jérôme Lejeune’s birthday. I have known of him and heard his name my entire life. But I had never known what an amazing man he was. It was one of those household names growing up that I heard regularly, was familiar with but I had no idea who he actually was….

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  • Hike It! A Summer Adventure in Picture Book
    A Sauntering Summer | Family Culture | Family Style Learning | Picture Books

    Hike It! A Summer Adventure in Picture Book

    On a random day, as I was walking through the library, I caught something from the corner of my eye. It was an oversized picture book. It was reddish and blue with mountains and a family on the front cover. As I approached closer the title emerged and I knew in my book lover’s heart…

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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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