Study Guides

[topekaclark]

Working on our lessons and trying to keep the cost down, thought maybe someone can direct me in a direction.

For one of our daughters she is reading Little Women and my oldest the Tale of Two Cities.

I have been looking on line for study guides, either it's the text, which I have the books or complicated study guides.

My view I believe they will get more from reading however I just wanted something to go along with the books that asks simple questions.

Anyone know of a site??

Thanks....:hat

[NewWorldOrder]

You could try Progeny Press. I don't know if they'll have those two, but you could check.

http://www.progenypress.com/

[booklover]

http://www.sparknotes.com/lit/twocities/section2.rhtml[/URL]


Spark notes has study guides for both books. I just looked up the Tale of Two Cities guide, and it made me want to read it--it's been years, and I pretty much forget the book.

Ambleside Online has a lot of free info. I've cut and pasted a lot of their literature selections.

If I didn't get the link set up correctly, just search for Sparknotes, and they have a search list for any books you might want study guides for.

[topekaclark]

Thanks gonna look at those links. I just want enough so I make sure the kids are understanding the story and vocabulary.

Side note, I just read Uncle Tom's Cabin what a wonderful book, I learned so much from it. I used textbooks with homeschooling but I retained more through the book, as an adult. I'm trying to get my older one to read it but he is struggling with it due to the language and it is a big book, he isn't my reader.

[NewWorldOrder]

http://www.sparknotes.com/lit/twocities/section2.rhtml[/URL]


Spark notes has study guides for both books. I just looked up the Tale of Two Cities guide, and it made me want to read it--it's been years, and I pretty much forget the book.

Ambleside Online has a lot of free info. I've cut and pasted a lot of their literature selections.

If I didn't get the link set up correctly, just search for Sparknotes, and they have a search list for any books you might want study guides for.

How Cool!!!! I didn't know there was a free study guide site online. Thanks for posting.

I'm definitely going to utilize this.

[Cookies4me]

:madgrin Freeeeeee

[booklover]

http://http://www.oldfashionededucation.com/index.html

I found this resource also, with a lot of free resources. So much on the web--you could spend all your time on the computer!

[booklover]

Ok, I didn't do the link right on that one either. Just type in oldfashioned education.com. Sorry!

[topekaclark]

I give ya a A for effort, :hug

Here ya go: http://oldfashionededucation.com/


Thanks for the site going to check it out.

[Lucy]

:madgrin Freeeeeee

www.sparknotes.com/

www.freebooknotes.com/


www.pinkmonkey.com/


www.novelguide.com/


www.cliffsnotes.com/


www.bookrags.com/

www.bibliomania.com/

www.gospelway.com/