Robin Hood

Robin Hood is a story that can never die, nor cease to fire the imagination. You will be transported to Sherwood Forest to meet Robin and his merry thieves during the reign of Richard I. Includes ribbon marker.

Robin Hood, champion of the poor and opponent of the Sheriff of Nottingham, takes refuge in the Sherwood Forest and outwits his enemies with daring and panache in this classic English work. Ages 8-12.

Robin Hood has killed one of the king's men. He hides out in the forest and is now known as an outlaw. This will be his home for many years to come. Looking for something exciting to do, Robin takes a walk. On the way, he meets a man, Little John and he joins Robin's band of merry men on their many adventures. This book is designed to be used for homeschooling or supplemental work for second grade readers.

This teacher's guide accompanies Memoria Press' sold-separately Robin Hood Literature Guide Student Book. The student book is reproduced here with the correct answers inserted; discussion question answers are listed separately. Quizzes cover multiple chapters and test vocabulary, comprehension multiple choice, and short answer questions. A final exam is also included. The answers for the vocabulary tests & exam are overlaid on reproduced forms. Softcover. Grade 6.

This curriculum is designed to be used with the (sold-separately)The Adventures of Robin Hood by Roger Lancelyn Green from the Puffin Classics Series, and references illustrations in this edition.

This Memoria Press Literature Study Guide accompanies the sold-separately book Robin Hood; the Robin Hood Literature Guide Teacher's Guide is available separately (and contains the answers to this book, quizzes, and a final exam). Strengthen your students thinking skills as they read; this study guide will help them read actively with purpose and insight.