Titus Mom Press

These are books that I have available for sale on Amazon. They are designed to make your life as a Christian, homeschool mom easier. Check out these titles and get yours today!

Alphabet Coloring and Tracing Book

This Alphabet Coloring and Tracing Book is perfect for your young learner! Build early literacy skills in letter recognition, phonics with objects with same beginning sound, and tracing letters all while coloring!

• Upper and lower case letters to color with labeled pictures that begin with the letter sound for phonics support
• Large upper and lower case letters to trace with pictures to support phonics instruction 
• Upper and lower case Letters to Trace to encourage proper letter formation
• Letters in various fonts to strengthen letter recognition
• 108 pages with a high quality, matte paperback cover

Let your child color while learning with this fun and easy to use ABC coloring and tracing workbook. Get yours now!

Writing Process “Trust the Process” Composition Book

This is a composition book for independent writing with pages labeled for the steps of the writing process. It features:

• High quality, soft, attractive matte paper back cover
• Steps of the writing process labeled on pages to serve as a space to do each step of the process
• Two graphic organizers to choose from for pre-writing
• Acronyms for revising and editing
• Simple labels on pages, leaving space for writing and work

Great for homeschoolers because:

• All steps of writing are kept in one place
• Space allotted for 8 full writing pieces, meaning two per quarter
• Kids can work at their own pace and level with open-ended design

In this book, you’ll be able to have all writing stages in one place and a nice record of all of the samples of writing for the school year. This is a place to do the writing with labels for steps, but does not teach the steps in detail.

Homeschool Reading Response Journal

Open and Go Homeschool Reading Response Journal that is easy to use and great for kids reading and writing skills. Instead of using a workbook with excerpts or short reading passages, get your children reading real, quality books for 30 minutes per day and then writing about what they read with this Homeschool Reading Response Journal.

• 184 pages, 90 Reading Response Forms, and a High-quality matte paperback cover
• 5 types of Reading Responses with instructions in the beginning of the book

1. What I Read Today: This is a more open-ended response for the child to freely respond to what they read,
2. Non-Fiction Reading Response: For use with non-fiction books, and has a few prompts for connecting with the non-fiction text.
3. Fiction Reading Response: Answer questions that will work with a variety of fiction books.
4. Recall: This type of response is for summary practice and parents can assess comprehension and the ability of the child to remember what he or she read.
5. Copywork: This requires the child to copy text exactly as it is in a book. This helps the child practice proper spelling, grammar, and punctuation as they carefully copy.

• The 5 types of Reading Responses are rotated throughout the book to give variety of assignment and also familiar assignments to make it easy to repeat for the child.
• Once the parent teaches the child how to do each type of response with the simple instructions found in the front of the book, the child can confidently use the journal all year long.
• For K-5, parents can require more or less for the length of the responses to accommodate for various ages
• Encourages the use a variety of real books to have your child reading consistently

As a former teacher, turned homeschool mom, I made this Reading Response Journal to simplify homeschool reading assignments. There are 5 types of Reading Responses and instructions are included in the front of the book for how to use them. Once you model each type for your child, they can simply read from a book from your home or classroom library and then complete a Reading Response.

Since a typical school year is 180 days, this journal has 90 days worth of Reading Responses. The back of each page is blank lines and could be used to add additional responses of your own choosing or to have flow-over space if they want to write more for a response. I chose to do 90 so that a response is not required every day. One idea would be to have your child read daily in homeschool, but only complete a reading response about what they read every other day. If you use it that way, it will last the entire school year.

This is good for elementary school ages and you can require more or less writing depending on the ability of your child. You can also give feedback to help your child improve reading comprehension and writing skills. This open ended journal will get your child thinking and writing and is an excellent way to build literacy skills. It’s also a wonderful way to track their progress through your the year with a journal full of writing samples that will help you see how well they are actually understanding what they are reading.

They will improve as readers and writers with this book. This is a very simple book, but the model of 5 repeating forms keeps it simple and predictable. Your kids will have a read and then write about it routine, that will make homeschool feel easy. Though it may seem simple, reading and writing is the best thing for them to do regularly to get better at both! This easy journal setup makes it so they’ll know just what to do and become more confident with reading and writing as you offer them feedback and encouragement each day. Get yours now, you’ll be so happy you did!

Brain Dump Journal

Use the Brain Dump Journal to take control of your life and get it together by getting your thoughts together and getting them on paper. If you’ve never done brain dump, check out my post here about it. You can also print brain dump paper for free from the post. If you’d like it put together in a book for you, then check out my brain dump journal. This super simple Brain Dump Journal allows you to quickly jot down lists in separate categories and get your ideas organized.

• 120 pages
• Quality matte paperback cover
• Simple gender-neutral black and white design
• Six boxes with lines on each page
• Line to write the date at the top of each page

Every page is the same, giving you lots of space to brain dump! Get yours for yourself or as a gift today!

Stay at Home Mom Journal

This Stay at Home Mom Journal is a great place to organize your thoughts. The book is organized into 7 main life categories. For each category, there is a boxed thought organizer and made a sample one to show you how to use it to think through main things you need to do or remember in each category. This is meant to help you get the nagging thoughts of things you need to remember about various things you’re managing all in one place. The categories are:

• Brain Dumps
• Bible/Prayers
• Priorities
• Relationships
• Home
• Finances
• Health

The journal itself is a convenient 6×9 size with a high quality matte cover and 120 pages. You’ll love being able to get your thoughts organized and on this paper so that you can free your mind of having to recall it all. You’ll be able to make targeted to do lists after you think through these various categories and make your goals more clear for yourself. Get yours now or get it as a gift for a stay at home mom you love!