Every day there was fish for breakfast and fish for dinner and fish for supper. (Taken from On the Banks of Plum Creek in the chapter entitled The Fish Trap) That is the last line in this particular

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On the Banks of Plum Creek book discussion resources for you!

A long time ago, there was a mom and two little girls. One night the mother called her girls into her bed and said she was going to read a b...

9 activities inspired by On the Banks of Plum Creek, including my recipe for vanity cakes! #thebarefootmom

On the Banks of Plum Creek Literature Study for Laura Ingalls Wilder 4th Book in the Little House Series.

Laura explored the area around her new home. There was the creek, and the plum thickets, and miles and miles of grass. She ran around a bend in the path, and then she saw a door. A door standing straight up in the grassy bank. The whole house was underground! Years later, when all that was left of that underground house was an indentation in the creek bank, Laura wrote down her memories to share with the children of today. Teach your children about America's wonderful pioneering past with On…

The On the Banks of Plum Creek Lapbook is the fourth lapbook in the free Little House Lapbook Series based on the Little House book series.

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The fourth book in the Little House Series written by Laura Ingalls Wilder is On the Banks of Plum Creek. This book was published in 1937 and tells of the time her family lived at Plum Creek near Walnut Grove, Minnesota during the 1870s. This 106-page On the Banks of Plum Creek Literature Study, …