🚚 Free Worldwide Shipping on All Orders!Shop Now
HomeStore

In Grandma’s Attic Book Study

Product image 1
Product image 2
Product image 3
Product image 4

In Grandma’s Attic Book Study

In Grandma’s Attic Book Study

Recommended for: Primary Years (K-3rd)

Create lasting connections through this rich story while you study themes such as science, nature, geography, history, and language arts. This four-week book study is a digital download you can use in your homeschool or as book study with a group. Each download includes:

  • In Grandma’s Attic Book Study with weekly lesson plans, recipes, and more
  • In Grandma’s Attic Book Report Template
  • In Grandma’s Attic Extension Book List
  • Multimedia Reference Materials links
  • Book Club Meet-up Guide

Overview of In Grandma's Attic

Arleta loves to find treasures in her grandmother’s attic, especially since each treasure holds a special tale! Her Grandma Mabel loves to tell stories from her childhood on a Michigan farm during the late 1800s. Mabel talks about her big brothers, her best friend, and her loving parents that did their best to raise their children with wisdom, kindness, and common sense. Mabel and her brothers got into a lot of mischief and learned many lessons. Sometimes Mabel had to learn these lessons the hard way.

Mabel’s childhood stories teach wisdom, responsibility, the importance of telling the truth, and how to laugh at your own mistakes. These stories also teach the beauty of making memories in everyday moments, cherishing what is important, and remembering to sharing stories of hope, joy, and gratitude with others.

Themes in In Grandma's Attic

There are many themes in In Grandma's Attic you will explore through videos, notebooking, and projects. Explore any themes more in-depth that really stick out to you or spark the interests of your children.

  • Grandmothers
  • Farm life (late 1800s)
  • Quilting
  • Family life
  • Friendship
  • Wisdom
  • Hard work
  • Common sense

Book Disclaimer

This book includes some themes of mischief. We encourage parents to review all literature selections in advance to ensure they align with your family’s values and age levels.

$15.00
In Grandma’s Attic Book Study
$15.00

Product Information

Shipping & Returns

Description

Recommended for: Primary Years (K-3rd)

Create lasting connections through this rich story while you study themes such as science, nature, geography, history, and language arts. This four-week book study is a digital download you can use in your homeschool or as book study with a group. Each download includes:

  • In Grandma’s Attic Book Study with weekly lesson plans, recipes, and more
  • In Grandma’s Attic Book Report Template
  • In Grandma’s Attic Extension Book List
  • Multimedia Reference Materials links
  • Book Club Meet-up Guide

Overview of In Grandma's Attic

Arleta loves to find treasures in her grandmother’s attic, especially since each treasure holds a special tale! Her Grandma Mabel loves to tell stories from her childhood on a Michigan farm during the late 1800s. Mabel talks about her big brothers, her best friend, and her loving parents that did their best to raise their children with wisdom, kindness, and common sense. Mabel and her brothers got into a lot of mischief and learned many lessons. Sometimes Mabel had to learn these lessons the hard way.

Mabel’s childhood stories teach wisdom, responsibility, the importance of telling the truth, and how to laugh at your own mistakes. These stories also teach the beauty of making memories in everyday moments, cherishing what is important, and remembering to sharing stories of hope, joy, and gratitude with others.

Themes in In Grandma's Attic

There are many themes in In Grandma's Attic you will explore through videos, notebooking, and projects. Explore any themes more in-depth that really stick out to you or spark the interests of your children.

  • Grandmothers
  • Farm life (late 1800s)
  • Quilting
  • Family life
  • Friendship
  • Wisdom
  • Hard work
  • Common sense

Book Disclaimer

This book includes some themes of mischief. We encourage parents to review all literature selections in advance to ensure they align with your family’s values and age levels.