For parents
Pride and Prejudice for Kids: A Parent’s Guide
Yes, a seven-year-old can love Pride and Prejudice. Here’s what the story is about, what to expect, and how to make it fun.
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Practical, friendly guides to sharing the classics with children ages 6–9, at home and in the classroom.
For parents
Yes, a seven-year-old can love Pride and Prejudice. Here’s what the story is about, what to expect, and how to make it fun.
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For parents & teachers
Who Jane Austen was, what she wrote, and the best way to introduce her stories to young readers.
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For parents & teachers
Great stories don’t have to wait until high school. Here’s how to bring the classics to young readers.
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For teachers
Ten practical ways to use books with two languages on the page, from ESL pull-out groups to dual-language classrooms.
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For Korean families raising bilingual children, and for kids learning Korean or English. 한국어와 영어를 함께 배우는 가정을 위한 안내입니다.
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For parents & teachers
For bilingual families, Spanish learners and English learners. Para familias bilingües y para niños que aprenden inglés o español.
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Four sisters, one cozy home, and a year of growing up. Here’s how to bring Little Women to young readers.
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For parents
Two weeks, nine short chapters, and a real classic. A day-by-day plan using our free printables.
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Red braids, a giant imagination and a farmhouse on Prince Edward Island. How to bring Anne to young readers.
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Two sisters who couldn’t be more different. How to bring Austen’s first novel to young readers.
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For parents
A clever girl who is sure she knows best, until her plans go wonderfully wrong.
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For parents
Children often understand a home language long before they speak it. Books help bridge the gap.
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