Not too long ago we started slowly working our way through the Little House on the Prairie book series in our homeschool. It has been such a delight introducing my own children to these books that I have loved since I was a young girl.
If you aren’t familiar with the series, the Little House books are based on the life of Laura Ingalls Wilder during the late 1800s in the Western frontier. There are nine books that make up the series with one of the most well-known being Little House on the Prairie. You might have even enjoyed the television series or movie based on the books.
We getting ready to begin reading Little House on the Prairie and I wanted to add a little something to work on reading comprehension and other skills with my elementary aged children.
Little House on the Prairie Book Study
This Little House on the Prairie book study includes discussion questions, a then and now venn diagram, writing prompts, and an author worksheet. And it’s free for my subscribers below!
In addition to the Little House on the Prairie books, I also recommend the following resources to use with this book study but they aren’t required. There’s a good chance you can find them at your library.
Laura Ingalls Wilder: A Biography
The Legacy of Laura Ingalls Wilder
You can also find lots of great information at the official Little House on the Prairie website.
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Christina says
I have tried twice to get this book study and have checked my spam folder and still have not received it. Please send me a link so I can use it.
Thank you
Jo says
I’m trying to figure out what is happening in this case. Is this the email you used to sign up? It is not showing you as an unconfirmed subscriber either which should be happening if you entered your information to get it. I haven’t had an issue like this before.
Christina says
Yes the email is the one I used.
Erin says
Thanks very much for the book study resource! I needed a pretty quick “check your understanding” to make sure my daughter was reading carefully and not skimming. It’s not too difficult, but she does have to really read and just knowing she’ll have something to do afterward keeps her accountable.