Dachelle McVey – Mr. Willowby’s Christmas Tree Online Book Club ~ A Nature Book Club

A Language Arts Curriculum & Literary Adventure All-In-One!

Join us for an Evergreen Tree Nature Adventure!

Let’s read the book, Mr. Willowby’s Christmas Tree.

Then let’s go on rabbit trails of discovery about evergreen trees, deciduous trees, and more! We will toss some magic dust in the air and jump into the book with hands-on adventures.

And when we’ve finished the book, let’s throw a party and celebrate Mr. Willowby and his tree!

This online literary guide has everything you need to study the book. This course includes spelling, grammar, rabbit trails, and connections to the literature. It is perfect for a month of elementary language arts and nature study!

Course Curriculum

Types of Trees

• Rabbit Trail: Deciduous Trees
• Rabbit Trail: Evergreen Trees
• Rabbit Trail: Twisted Trees
• Rabbit Trail: The World’s Tallest Tree
• Magic Dust: Draw a Tree
• Go Outside on an Adventure: Leaves

Mr. Willowby’s Friends

• Rabbit Trail: Bears
• Rabbit Trail: Foxes
• Rabbit Trail: Rabbits
• Rabbit Trail: Mice
• Go Outside on an Adventure: Animal Friends

Christmas Trees

• Rabbit Trail: Why do we decorate Christmas trees?
• Rabbit Trail: Identify the Christmas Tree
• Rabbit Trail: Christmas Tree Farm
• Rabbit Trail: Pine Cones
• Magic Dust: Pine Cone Experiment
• Go Outside on an Adventure: On a Winter Day

Party School!!!

• Food
• Decorations
• Activities

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Your Instructor

Dachelle McVey

Dachelle is a former traditional teacher turned homeschool mom. She has a passion for literature and for adding adventure to her homeschool. She has ed several book clubs in her community with the idea that each book club should be a celebration of literature. At Literary Adventures for Kids she takes those experiences and uses them to create online book clubs that add that little bit of magic to your children’s education.

“Education should be a living, breathing, tangible thing.”