Bookish Adventure
Sweet Home Alaska
Sweet Home Alaska
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Join Terpsichore as she follows in Laura Ingalls Wilder's footsteps. In 1934, faced with tough times, Terpsichore's family seeks a fresh start. Her father enrolls in President Roosevelt's Palmer Colony project, relocating them from Wisconsin to the frontier of Alaska. Their new home, a town still being built in the wild, surprises them with shared tents and a community outhouse. Despite the initial shock, Terpsichore embraces the adventure. With her positive attitude, she tackles Alaska's unique challenges, making it feel more like home each day. As they settle in, her family adjusts well, except for her mother. To persuade her mother to stay, Terpsichore devises a plan requiring all her love, energy, and expertise.
In this guide, we will explore Alaska, The Great Depression, and pumpkins.
Please note that topics of preorders may vary slightly or change as this guide is created.
This Bookish Adventure is a monthly guide that explores rabbit trails into science, math, history, geography, language arts, cuisine, handicrafts, art, and games from a read-aloud chapter book.
Recommended for 7-10 year olds.
Included in this guide:
- How to Use This Guide
- Choose Your Own Adventure Guide
- Monthly Review for planning a peaceful homeschool
- Activities Planning Guide
- Flex Days & Book Party Ideas Guide
- Book List Menu
- Morning Basket Book List
- Printable Poem
- Weekly Plans
- Activities & Projects (science & math, history & geography, language arts, arts & crafts, fun & games)
- Videos List
- Podcast List
- Recipe & Food Ideas
- Art Prints
Want to take a look at a full guide? Download a free guide here.
This is a digital product; no physical item will be shipped.
