Magic Tree House Buffalo Before Breakfast, Book 18, (Hardcover)

from JaclynPoe

This book is themed around the Lakota Indians, time travel, and the great plains. I would use this book in my teaching as a read aloud book to my students. I like this particular series of books because they are full of suspense and are fun to read. I would recommend this book to children in grad...

from tsmith44

I really liked this book for a couple different reasons. The text features were how Jack would read some information about the Great Plains and then he would summarize that information in a notebook. They had handwriting in the book to show what he was summarizing. This helped relate actual histo...

from ecollado

The magical book series transport the visitors of a magical treehouse into the land and time of the books they read. This book sends the children to the great plains of America during the early 1800's to retrieve a gift. The children read facts from the book as they explore the vast plains. Soon,...

from AshMalee87

Age Appropriateness: Primary Review: This book is a good example of historical fiction because it the basic storyline (besides going in a magic treehouse) and facts could have happened. Setting: This book is set in the 1800's in the Great Plains of America. Media: Pencil (colored and black)

from t1bclasslibrary

Jack and Annie head out to get an object from the Lakota Suix, which they manage after Jack finally stops being a total wimp for once. They save a boy after he shows off for them, and then spend the night (utually they leave the past after a couple of hours. Yes, the usual historical inaccuracies.