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Our map shows the readers where in France her native village of Domremy is located. You understand everything better when you see it on a map.

The origin and meaning of the name "Joan of Arc" (Arc was not her last name, nor was she from there.).

The unit study guide provides several sections of important historical background information. In short, our comprehensive questions help students focus on the meaning of the events as well as the events themselves.

Very important, questions focus on why key events occurred.

More important, the comprehension questions often highlight the most significant part of the chapter.

At a minimum, it validates that they read the chapter.

Our chapter activities include multiple choice and other types of questions.

Granted, some think it is best if students go look up the words themselves, but what percentage of students actually do look up every unfamiliar word? They tend to skip them, and miss part of the meaning of the passage. The bookmarkers lists the difficult and unfamiliar words in the chapter in the order they appear and gives the definition. A standard sheet of paper is folded in thirds to make a bookmarker. The unique vocabulary bookmarks are a big hit.

There are a total of 73 chapters in this three part book (don't worry, most are short chapters.)Įach chapter has at least one activity to keep the student focused on the events of that chapter and how it fits the big picture of the book. Students and leaders alike will enjoy the highlights of this guide to get the most of the reading of this book. There is a lot of ground to cover in this story, but we make it easy. What is in Our Joan of Arc Unit Study Guide? We Make It Easy Student Guide AND Teacher's Answer Key Included

His masterful use of literary elements makes it a model for great writing, as well as a great-read for engaging history.

It is a well-researched, well-written, spell-binding account of Joan's life by a well-known author.

There are a number of reasons we use Mark Twain's Personal Recollections of Joan of Arc as the basis for this unit study. Personal Recollections of Joan Of Arc Our Unit Study Is Based on Mark Twain's Famous Account Classical Childrens Books Find A Book Your Child Will Love