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A Buss from Lafayette

Teacher's Guide:

Pictures & Documents

American Friends of Lafayette:

27 Reasons We Should Honor Lafayette

 

 

 

Follow the link above to read this on the American Friends of Lafayette website.

 

I must confess that while I was writing my Lafayette books, I referred to this document (as well as others) to make sure I didn't leave anything out!

1820s Goody Two Shoes

 

Here is a link to download a pdf of the book which Clara detested!

Follow the blue link to download one of the student worksheets  available  through A Buss from Lafayette Teacher's Guide. 

(Links are included in both the e-book and print editions.)

Virtually Visit the Early 19th Century

Old Sturbridge Village is a living history museum portraying what life was like in New England in the early 19th century. (I'm happy to say the shop there sells my book set in that era and location, A Buss from Lafayette.)

 

Recently they launched a program on their website enabling visitors to tour the inside of some of the antique buildings that make up the village. As A Buss from Lafayette also takes 21st century readers inside or outside such buildings virtually (such as the general store and school) this is a an excellent opportunity for readers to see what such places actually looked like!

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