Study guide covers vocabulary, comprehension, and extended discussion questions, as well as a variety of literature-based activities.
Young middle grade girls (ages 8-11)
A study guide for a language arts literature unit that includes vocabulary, comprehension, and extended theme from the book Hunger Winter.
Extended lessons include:
A four-week homeschool study guide takes kids through this allegorical fantasy story by Allen Brokken, Light of Mine.
Use the Light of Mine Unit Study for questions and answers in a classroom setting or as a devotional study during family reading time.
“Biographies of key figures from WWII are plentiful in kids books, but Hendrix’s captivating account of the life of Dietrich Bonhoeffer is a standout . . . A poignant, compellingly presented, and timely account of a brave individual who lived his life with true conviction.” —Booklist
7th Grade and up
Biography, heavily illustrated Classic Comparison: The Hiding Place
A six-week unit study for Andrea Carter and the Long Ride Home. Covers vocabulary, comprehension and “digging deeper” questions as well as writing skills. Also explores topics related to the 1880s ranching in California:
Middle grade (ages 9-13)
Theme: friendship, accepting others
Classic comparison: Little House meets Bonanza
A study guide for a five-week language arts literature unit including vocabulary, comprehension, and extended lessons on themes from the book, The Dog Snatcher.
Extended lessons include:
A six-week unit study including vocabulary, comprehension, and extended lessons on related themes from the book:
