What did you learn about Minnesota's geography and natural resources?

This is a discussion prompt for Minnesota by Rebecca Stromstad Glaser. Use it to spark conversation with your child after reading.

What historical facts about Minnesota did you find most interesting?

This is a discussion prompt for Minnesota by Rebecca Stromstad Glaser. Use it to spark conversation with your child after reading.

If you could visit Minnesota, what part of its culture or economy would you want to explore first?

This is a discussion prompt for Minnesota by Rebecca Stromstad Glaser. Use it to spark conversation with your child after reading.

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Minnesota

Name: Minnesota
ISBN: 9780736815918

by Rebecca Stromstad Glaser

Discover the geography, history, and culture of the Gopher State in this comprehensive guide featuring maps, charts, and even a local recipe.

About This Book

An introduction to the geography, history, government, politics, economy, resources, people, and culture of Minnesota, including maps, charts, and a recipe.

Concepts

Curiosity & Wonder Resilience & Perseverance Teamwork & Collaboration Love & Family History Cooking & Food

Wonderlit Review

This book serves as an accessible introduction to the state of Minnesota, covering a broad range of topics from its physical geography and natural resources to its history, government, economy, and cultural aspects. It presents information in a straightforward, factual manner, making it an excellent resource for young readers embarking on state reports or simply curious about different parts of the United States. The inclusion of maps, charts, and a recipe adds an interactive and engaging element, helping children visualize and connect with the information. The emotional arc is one of gentle discovery and appreciation for a specific region. This book is ideal for children in early to late elementary school who need to gather facts for a project or for families planning a visit to Minnesota. Parents should preview the content to align with specific learning objectives, but no sensitive topics are present. Younger readers (4-6) will enjoy it as a read-aloud, focusing on the pictures and general facts, while older children (7-11) can read it independently for research.