Are you ready for Summer? We are!

Every year, we plan awesomely fun activities, but, even though school is out and we take a few weeks of from homeschooling, we never stop reading.

Let us share our favorite Summer books, our favorite Summer activities and books that are on our Summer reading wish list. 🙂

And don’t forget to see our book list hub!

It is full of lists of books on all kinds of topics on all subjects! You will love it and find it very helpful!

Why We Love Summer

We love that everyone is out of school and we can play with our friends any time of day.

The warm weather is so inviting that we usually just want to throw on a pair of flip flops and a swimsuit to pay the local pool or splash pad a visit.

We take swimming lessons and we love making sorbets, juices, popsicles and lemonade with fresh fruit.

What do you love about Summer?

Our Favorite Summer Activities

We love the river, the beach, the splash pad, fresh fruit and popsicles the best.

When it is warm enough, we take the boat out and enjoy a good breeze while on a carefree ride.

We pretty much enjoy anything that involves water outside or air conditioning inside. Ha!

What do you love to do the best during Summer?

Our Favorite Summer Books

Here are some Summer books that we love reading and some that are on our wish list.

Click on the images to get more information on all of these awesome titles.

Which book looks the most interesting to you?

Which book do you think your littles would love to read with you this Summer?

Summer (Beginner Books(R))How I Spent My Summer Vacation (Dragonfly Books)The Night Before Summer VacationThe Night Before Summer CampThe Berenstain Bears and Too Much VacationSummer According to HumphreySummer Ice creamI See SummerSun, Sun: The Joy of a Summer Day at the BeachDuck’s Vacation

Here are some other fun things to do this summer:

• Study Egypt
• Learn Numbers 0-10 in 7 languages (with free printables)
• Learn a thing or two about music and famous composers
• Do a unit study on The Very Hungry Caterpillar by Eric Carle
• Learn the part of an animal cell the fun way (with free printables)