Adam of the Road Study Guide
Study Guide for Adam of the Road
This extensive study guide workbook covers comprehension, spelling, vocabulary, grammar & enrichment ideas related to Adam of the Road for 5th-7th graders. As students read, they complete worksheets, writing topics, hands-on activities and field trips.
The study guide is broken down into weekly units in which students read a section of the novel and answers comprehension questions pertaining to those chapters. Each unit contains a variety of critical thinking activities including projects, drawing, writing assignments, and a puzzles which correlate to chapters in the novel. Writing assignments apply concepts in the story to the student's life and many passages are chosen to emphasize Biblical lessons that relate to the story.
Total Language Plus study guides are designed to take about 8 to 10 weeks to complete. Depending on the number of activities students perform and the degree of emphasis placed on composition skills, this study guide may serve as your complete Language Arts curriculum.
Barbara's Notes: We are entertained and inspired as we accompany Adam on his adventures. It is a great addition to your studies of 13th century England. (Grades 5, 6, 7)
About the book: Adam of the Road
by Elizabeth Janet Gray Vining
Adam loves the life of the minstrel, wandering the open roads of thirteenth-century England with his father—that is until they are separated and Adam must find his own way.
Book Summary — 317 pages
Book Category — Historical fiction
Theme — Confidence in self, overcoming
Setting — England, 1292
Novel Study Highlights — 7 units
Spelling-Vocabulary — Medium
Critical Thinking — Medium
Biblical Focus — God’s watchful care, integrity
Related Studies — Medieval England, music, fairs, castles, story-telling, law enforcement, Catholicism
Adam of the Road Book FAQs
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Adam of the Road is a novel written by Elizabeth Janet Gray Vining
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Adam of the Road is at the reading level of grades 5, 6, and 7.
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Adam loves the life of the minstrel, wandering the open roads of thirteenth-century England with his father—that is until they are separated and Adam must find his own way.
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