As I've said, my goal for Little House Companion is for it to be a resource for readers and fans of the Little House books. Today I am excited to share with you discussion questions for Little House in the Big Woods.
My intention is to read through the Little House books, one at a time, and consider activities and recipes that might be valuable to you. I also want to provide discussion questions about each book. As a former teacher, I actually enjoy the process of creating discussion questions. (I even created enrichment work for The Mouse Called Wolf by Dick King-Smith. My daughter needed some extra practice during the summer with critical thinking and writing, and this book was perfect for her.)
The discussion questions I provide for you are for personal or educational use. They may not be copied or sold. The Little House in the Big Woods discussion questions are perfect for book club discussions, parent/child discussions, or classroom discussions.
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~ Annette Whipple
Annette Whipple is a nonfiction children's author. Learn more about her books and presentations at www.AnnetteWhipple.com.
