Little House
I have mentioned more than once on here that we have enjoyed, and continue to enjoy, working through the Little House on the Prairie books. I could not remember the next book in the series so I searched for it and came across this site that has some great resources to use alongside the books.
This site has information on Laura Ingalls Wilder as well as fun ideas for games, recipes, and quizzes about the books.
And, so I don't need to go searching for it again, the order of the books is as follows:
There aren't links here, but I have found audio recordings of all of the Little House books at our library, in case you are interested in looking that direction.
I also came across a blog with quite a bit of information on these and other books about the Ingalls-Wilder families including books about the grandmother and great-grandmother (which are actually written by that blog's owner . . .)
Always more information out there than I could ever hope to process or take advantage of, but I love finding more tidbits to flavor the stew that has become our homeschool experience.
This site has information on Laura Ingalls Wilder as well as fun ideas for games, recipes, and quizzes about the books.
And, so I don't need to go searching for it again, the order of the books is as follows:
Little House Books by Laura Ingalls Wilder: Little House in the Big Woods Farmer Boy Little House on the Prairie On the Banks of Plum Creek By the Shores of Silver Lake Little Town on the Prairie The Long Winter These Happy Golden Years The First Four Years Other Writing by Laura Ingalls Wilder: On the Way Home West from Home A Little House Traveler A Little House Christmas Treasury | Little House on Audio: Little House in the Big Woods Farmer Boy Little House on the Prairie On the Banks of Plum Creek Other Writing about Laura Ingalls Wilder: Laura Ingalls Wilder: A Biography Pioneer Girl: The Story of Laura Ingalls Wilder |
There aren't links here, but I have found audio recordings of all of the Little House books at our library, in case you are interested in looking that direction.
I also came across a blog with quite a bit of information on these and other books about the Ingalls-Wilder families including books about the grandmother and great-grandmother (which are actually written by that blog's owner . . .)
Always more information out there than I could ever hope to process or take advantage of, but I love finding more tidbits to flavor the stew that has become our homeschool experience.
Comments
I have heard of that Prairie primer, but never got my hands on one. Thanks for reminding me of it!
~Erin