Homeschool Literature Instructional Guide | Look in the Book

[@schultesweeties]

Thanks! I had looked at novel study guides a couple months ago and then ultimately decided to do a general novel unit study we had for our first book. Now I’m thinking I may need to get a guide for our next book!

[@kimberlygoudzwaard2811]

Thank you for this flip through!!

[@Tiffany-cv3hl]

We read Ivan this past school year. This is such a great book.

[@jonnaaksoy]

Thank you! Just what I was looking for 🙂👍

[@kayliegonzalez5085]

This looks really neat !

[@bethart1985]

I'm not aloud to watch your videos because I always buy something afterwards!! Haha I've been wanting to do read aloud with my 6 year old so this will really help me having a workbook to go with it! I decided to go with Charlotte's Web as it was one of my fave stories as a kid!

[@FullPurposeAndHeart]

Hahaha. This made me laugh out loud. I’m so glad I’m not the only one!!

[@kawaiikawaiianimegirl4144]

We tried moving beyond the page last year and it was very much a fun and interesting unit but it was super expensive and kind of intensive with the included crafts so we were thinking of trying to find something similar but cheaper and a bit more simple this might be perfect thank you for sharing.

[@FullPurposeAndHeart]

Absolutely! We enjoyed it.

[@silverbeowulf5601]

You should get a coil binder for Christmas...thats my wish item...which is funny because usually it's a baking theme.

[@FullPurposeAndHeart]

Seriously!

[@peggykillham]

Thanks for the video! I’m teaching the one and only Ivan for our homeschool co-op novel class. Do you have a link to the coloring page on the front?

[@FullPurposeAndHeart]

I don’t. I think I made it by layering Google images on top of each other on Microsoft PowerPoint.

[@lillahigdon771]

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