I know many children love the Magic Tree House books by Mary Pope Osborne. I went looking to see how one could create a curriculum using these books. I was thrilled when I found the Magic Tree House Classroom Club.
I've copied and pasted the information from their homepage below. Ignore all the 'teacher' and 'classroom' speak and see it as an inexpensive unit study or curriculum.
This is taken directly from their website:
"Welcome to the Magic Tree House Classroom Club!
The Magic Tree House series has been trusted by educators for over fifteen years! Our free Classroom Club offers you teachers guides by unit, printer-friendly activity sheets, an educational planner, and writing tips from Mary Pope Osborne herself.
Sign up for the Magic Tree House Classroom Club newsletter today and you will be the first to know about new books, resources, and author tour information.
NEW!
Activities Available!
Use the fiction and nonfiction together to meet paired selection criteria!
The Magic Tree House fiction adventures allow you and your students to step into a world of adventure. From England in the Middle Ages to the prairies of America to the moon, protagonists Jack and Annie make history and science fun by taking readers right there!
The companion Magic Tree House Research Guides give your students the facts behind the fiction by providing easy-to-digest information about the times, places, and cultures Jack and Annie visit in the Magic Tree House fiction adventures. The nonfiction research guides amplify the exciting subjects and include fun facts, photos, illustrations, definitions, and much more!
If you have any questions, please send an e-mail to magictreehouse@randomhouse.com"
I've copied and pasted the information from their homepage below. Ignore all the 'teacher' and 'classroom' speak and see it as an inexpensive unit study or curriculum.
This is taken directly from their website:
"Welcome to the Magic Tree House Classroom Club!
The Magic Tree House series has been trusted by educators for over fifteen years! Our free Classroom Club offers you teachers guides by unit, printer-friendly activity sheets, an educational planner, and writing tips from Mary Pope Osborne herself.
Sign up for the Magic Tree House Classroom Club newsletter today and you will be the first to know about new books, resources, and author tour information.
NEW!
Activities Available!
Use the fiction and nonfiction together to meet paired selection criteria!
The Magic Tree House fiction adventures allow you and your students to step into a world of adventure. From England in the Middle Ages to the prairies of America to the moon, protagonists Jack and Annie make history and science fun by taking readers right there!
The companion Magic Tree House Research Guides give your students the facts behind the fiction by providing easy-to-digest information about the times, places, and cultures Jack and Annie visit in the Magic Tree House fiction adventures. The nonfiction research guides amplify the exciting subjects and include fun facts, photos, illustrations, definitions, and much more!
If you have any questions, please send an e-mail to magictreehouse@randomhouse.com"
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