The Reluctant Dragon Literature Teacher Guide from Memoria Press walks you through the analysis of the story with discussion prompts, how to bring up vocabulary, and comprehension questions. This is excellent for a child who benefits from talking through their learning and getting feedback from a parent. This story is broken into 4 lessons, each with a quiz and answer key included. While some lit guides allow you to use any version of the story, this title requires you use the Memoria Press Classics Collection version of the Reluctant Dragon. Here is the MP Student Guide for the student to complete their work in. ~Sara
The Reluctant Dragon Literature Teacher Guide | Memoria Press
SKU
053885
ISBN
9781547702848
Grade 4-6
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Charlotte Mason
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Product Overview
- Parent/Teacher Guide has discussion prompts, vocabulary, literary devices and quizzes
- This title has 4 organized lessons
- Recommends you use the Memoria Press Classics Collection edition of the story
Description
Publisher's Description of The Reluctant Dragon Literature Teacher Guide | Memoria Press
This book contains teaching guidelines and answers to all activities and quizzes from the student guide.
The real story of St. George and the dragon is not exactly how you’ve heard it. Long ago—might have been hundreds of years ago—in a cottage half-way between this village and yonder shoulder of the Downs up there, a shepherd lived with his wife and their little son. And up high in the Downs appears one night a dragon. Big as four cart-horses and covered with shiny, deep-blue scales. Thankfully he is not like those other fellows, so active and earnest—always rampaging, and skirmishing, and scouring the desert sands, and chasing knights all over the place, and devouring damsels, and going on generally. This dragon is a well-mannered, erudite sort who loves a good dinner party and making up poetry—verses, you know?
But even the most modest and retiring dragon in the world cannot keep altogether out of the public view, and he’s bored to death anyway and wants to go into Society. When the villagers meet him they are frightened, but rather proud as well—it is a great distinction to have a dragon of your own. Still, all are agreed that this sort of thing can’t be allowed to go on. When grave, gentle St. George appears to free them from their foe, the village gears up for a jolly fight. Better get it over with, so everyone can go on with the sonnets and dinner parties.
Category Description for Alternate Literature Options from Memoria Press
Offered as an alternative to the grade level selections, this collection of literature guides (and books) offers family choices to meet individual student or family needs. For each study, the Teacher Guide, Student Guide, and book are required.
Details
| Product Format: | Paperback Book |
|---|---|
| Grades: | 4-6 |
| Brand: | Memoria Press |
| ISBN: | 9781547702848 |
| Length in Inches: | 11 |
| Width in Inches: | 8.5 |
| Height in Inches: | 0.125 |
| Weight in Pounds: | 0.3 |
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