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A Guide for Using Little House in the Big Woods in the Classroom
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Product Description
This resource is directly related to its literature equivalent and filled with a variety of cross-curricular lessons to do before, during, and after reading the book. This reproducible book includes sample plans, author information, vocabulary building ideas, cross-curriculum activities, sectional activities and quizzes, unit tests, and ideas for culminating and extending the novel.
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Item Specifications...
Pages 48
Dimensions: Length: 10.7" Width: 8.3" Height: 0.2"
Weight: 0.45 lbs.
Binding Softcover
Release Date May 1, 1995
Publisher Teacher Created Resources
ISBN 1557345228
EAN 9781557345226
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 | Could be better Oct 24, 2008 |
| From a teacher's perspective, this guide could be better. The questions provided are very surface, recall questions that anyone could come up with on their own. I like questions that require the students to think aobut what they have read, not just detail recall. I also wish it focused more on vocabulary of the time period. That being said, it does have some fun activities to photocopy. | | |  | Another Homeschooler's Review Feb 9, 2007 |
| I am homeschooling 3 children and we really enjoy these literature units. I do realize I could do it on my own. I could think of the questions myself, I could think of the activities myself. But, frankly, I just don't want to! lol I like having the ideas spelled out so I can lead the activities without so much work involved. There are SO many other areas of homeschooling that I have to plan, research and organize myself, that these activities are a blessing to me. :) My kids enjoy the activities. We make a booklet for each of the literature units that we finish. With the ideas the guide gives me, I add a few of my own and we're off and running without my having to plan each and every activity. If I had to do that, we likely wouldn't bother doing more than having them give me an oral summary and moving to the next chapter. :) | | |  | A Guide for Using Little House in the Big Woods in the Class Mar 26, 2003 |
| This is an excellent guide for the busy teacher or parent who wants supplimental ideas to use with this great work of literature. I am an education student and this guide is a valuable resource in planning a teaching unit on pioneers. It not only provides unique ideas, it also inspires ideas for higher order thinking skills activities. I would recommend this guide as a wise investment. I agree with the reviewer who stated that a teacher in a large classroom would find this guide useful. Time is of essence when planning for 20 or more students and this guide is very useful in doing so. | | | | Probably not for homeschoolers Apr 17, 2001 |
| I would like to respond to the negative review submitted by the Homeschooler, if I might. There is probably some truth to the fact that you might do well working with your child on a one on one basis and thinking up special projects relating to particular material. Unfortunately, if you are in a classroon situation with 20 - 30 students you will probably not have this obvious advantage. Therefore the teachers' guides are worth much more in this case and can prove to be invaluable on this point. I would recommend the guides to any teacher or any homeschooler who doesn't have the obvious talents that the aforementioned posesses. | | |  | Homeschooler Review Aug 14, 2000 |
| If your're looking for Study Guides to go along with the Laura Ingalls books, keep looking or create your own. I have reviewed most of these guides because I bought most of them, and regret the money spent. I found that it would have been much more economical, and a lot more fun, if I would have simply used my own ideas in creating study materials for my child as we read the books. It is not difficult to engage a child who is enjoying the books in dialog and questions regarding the material to aid in comprehension and test his or her comprehension; to scan the chapter for age or skill level appropriate spelling words; to give a writing asignment; to do a story related craft or activity; having done this, you will have equaled or surpassed what is available in these guides and saved money. Also, you and your child will be focusing on what the stories mean to each of you and relate it to your life. This is a real value in retaining what is read and learned. | | | Write your own review about A Guide for Using Little House in the Big Woods in the Classroom
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