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| A few books from the series. |
Chapter 1 : Little House in the Big Woods
Review Questions (My own)
What is the name of the book? Little House in the Big Woods.
Who wrote it? Laura Ingalls Wilder.
What did Laura call her Mother and Father? Ma and Pa.
What was Laura's dogs name? Jack.
What was Susan the doll made out of? Corn cob.
Vocabulary Words (from Garden of Praise)
Trundle Bed
Banked
Chopping Block
Brine
Lard
Cracklings
Pot Liqour
Headcheese
Roamed
Brindle
Hollow
Wisconsin
*Headcheese pickled with vinegar is called Souse and is often made here in Kentucky.
Chapter 2: Winter Days and Winter Nights
Review Questions (My own)
How did Laura and Mary melt the frost on the glass? Put their mouths close and blew their breath onto it.
What did Ma use to color the butter in the Winter? Carrots.
What pattern was on the butter pats? A strawberry with two leaves.
What kind of dolls did Ma make for them after the work was done? Paper.
What did Pa call Laura? Little half-pint of sweet cider half drunk up.
What song did Pa sing when he played his fiddle? Yankee Doodle.
What was Laura's cats name? Black Susan.
Vocabulary Words (from Garden of Praise)
Jack Frost
Churning
Butter Pat
Patty Pan
Trap Lines
Kerosene
Enormous
Multiple choice and reflection questions Chapters 1 and 2, HERE.
Geography:
Find North America on world map.
Find our city and state on the map of USA.
Find Wisconsin (Laura's home) on map of USA.
Estimate distance between the two.
Color the Wisconsin coloring sheet from Crayola.
Read other facts about Wisconsin in our Fast Facts about the 50 States book from Scholastic.
Other possible activities:
Make butter with instructions from THIS video.
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| Dalton with his cornhusk doll. Fall 2011. |
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| Ragdolls we saw on our field trip to the Museum of Appalachia. |
Build a log cabin out of sticks.
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| Bailey's log cabin. Made during Winter 2012. |
Make dried fruit or jerky to have as a snack.
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| Being made at this very moment. |
Do animal studies on some of the animals mentioned in the chapters. Mink, Muskrat, Wolves, Bears, Panther, Squirrels, Deer, Rabbits. Give a few facts about the animal, cut out a picture, draw a picture.
Make a lapbook.
3 comments:
Thank you these are great ideas. As much as I like the idea of lap books the ones you find are to pre made for my taste. I needed ideas that would get my kids hands involved rather then just work sheets.
The resources you have provided are amazing! Do you happen to have the remaining chapters of the book detailed out as you do for chapters 1-4?
I'm sorry I don't. I really need to finish it up. I'll try to get on that.
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