Ok, I admit it. I've never read all the way through Robinson Crusoe. I have CliffNote'd it in school, but never taken the book and simply enjoyed reading for the sake of reading.
I'm gathering goodies to use for a novel study with the children. There was a television series year before last or so based loosely on the book. We enjoyed the Netflix movies when we got them, but I doubt there is a strong similarity to the actual Defoe novel.
Here's where I'm at so far -- I will be adding ideas and resources to this same post as I really get into the unit and plan things out more, so check back. I will link it in the side bar for easier access.
Heart of Wisdom's Lesson Plans
Robinson Crusoe & Island of Despair mini study
Reading A to Z site's Robinson Crusoe
An Island Survivor unit
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Thanks for sharing these links. I found a few more when putting together our Robinson Crusoe Unit Study for Robinson Crusoe Day.
For a one day type study, we found listening to the free Robinson Crusoe Written Anew for Children from librivox a good way to spend a school day (it's only 3hrs 40 min vs the 11 hours of the original), and appropriate for a multi-age homeschool. My olders will go back and listen to the original version, but James Baldwin's intepretation is captivating
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