An inspiring story of the Fight for women\'s suffrage, based on the experiences of a real girl All Bessie wants is to go hiking with her father and brothers.
Informa.
Comprehension strategies; cause and effect relationships, author\'s purpose, main idea and details.
Themes: Women\'s suffrage, freedom, determination, government Curriculum Connections: Historical fiction, based on true events, biographical account
Susan B Anthony, point of view
Bessie Keith Pond- young girl main character, Story elements: setting
Berkley, California- 1896, Plot and character development, illustrations enhance meaning and tone, Conflict: man vs man, man vs society.
Informational front and back matter: primary sources, timeline, quotes, articles, photographs.
Comprehension strategies; cause and effect relationships, author\'s purpose, main idea and details.
Themes: Women\'s suffrage, freedom, determination, government Curriculum Connections: Historical fiction, based on true events, biographical account
Susan B Anthony, point of view
Bessie Keith Pond- young girl main character, Story elements: setting
Berkley, California- 1896, Plot and character development, illustrations enhance meaning and tone, Conflict: man vs man, man vs society.
Informational front and back matter: primary sources, timeline, quotes, articles, photographs.
Comprehension strategies; cause and effect relationships, author\'s purpose, main idea and details.
Curriculum Connections: Historical fiction, based on true events, biographical account
Susan B Anthony, point of view
Bessie Keith Pond- young girl main character, Story elements: setting
Berkley, California- 1896, Plot and character development, illustrations enhance meaning and tone, Conflict: man vs man, man vs society.
A story of hope and determination, Marching with Aunt Susan reminds readers that society cannot evolve unless people--even young people--dare to take a stand.
Inspired by the diary of the real Bessie Keith Pond, a ten-year-old girl who lived in California during the Suffrage campaign, author Claire Rudolf Murphy and illustrator Stacey Schuett offer a thought-provoking introduction to the Fight for women\'s rights.
Stirred to action, Bessie joins the movement and discovers that small efforts can result in small changes--and maybe even big ones.
Anthony comes to town to help lead the campaign for women\'s suffrage.
They can\'t vote either, which Bessie discovers when Susan B.
But it\'s 1896, and girls don\'t get to hike.
An inspiring story of the Fight for women\'s suffrage, based on the experiences of a real girl All Bessie wants is to go hiking with her father and brothers
