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Classics, Projects, and a Mentor's Heart: Winnie-the-Pooh
A Family Project Guide Inspired by A.A. Milne's Classic
By Tatiana Fallon, Heidi Christianson, and Tiffany Earl | Leadership Education Mentoring Institute
A complete, ready-to-use guide for reading the Hundred Acre Wood aloud with your children, covering all four of Milne's original books: Winnie-the-Pooh, The House at Pooh Corner, and the poetry collections When We Were Very Young and Now We Are Six.
What's inside:
12 reading sessions covering both story books, with the poems woven in along the way. Each session comes with vocabulary words, a reason to listen before you start, natural pausing points, and discussion questions for younger and older children
A guide to Socratic-style discussion covering how to ask an open question and follow where your child's answer actually goes
Two printable Classic Bookmarks (a full version and a simplified one for younger children) for capturing questions, quotes, vocabulary, memorable characters, and SayGoBeDos as you read
A Family Quote Wall activity for collecting the lines your family wants to keep
"Follow the Inklings" activities in every session: ten-minute, thirty-minute, and afternoon-length options built around whatever catches your child's attention that week, whether that's Woozle tracks, Heffalumps, or Eeyore's tail
Dozens of project ideas organized by interest — the Wood's geography, the animals themselves, questions of right and wrong, storytelling — plus larger multi-day projects for families who want to go further
Printable forms: a project planning sheet, a sharing-preparation sheet, and a session record to track your family's progress
"The Thinking Behind This," a chapter explaining the mentoring philosophy behind the guide
Who it's for: Homeschooling families, book-loving parents, and anyone who wants read-aloud time in the Hundred Acre Wood to turn into real conversation. No lesson plan or literature degree required.
Format: Instant digital download (PDF), designed to be printed and used again with each new classic in the series.
Classics, Projects, and a Mentor's Heart: Winnie-the-Pooh
A Family Project Guide Inspired by A.A. Milne's Classic
By Tatiana Fallon, Heidi Christianson, and Tiffany Earl | Leadership Education Mentoring Institute
A complete, ready-to-use guide for reading the Hundred Acre Wood aloud with your children, covering all four of Milne's original books: Winnie-the-Pooh, The House at Pooh Corner, and the poetry collections When We Were Very Young and Now We Are Six.
What's inside:
12 reading sessions covering both story books, with the poems woven in along the way. Each session comes with vocabulary words, a reason to listen before you start, natural pausing points, and discussion questions for younger and older children
A guide to Socratic-style discussion covering how to ask an open question and follow where your child's answer actually goes
Two printable Classic Bookmarks (a full version and a simplified one for younger children) for capturing questions, quotes, vocabulary, memorable characters, and SayGoBeDos as you read
A Family Quote Wall activity for collecting the lines your family wants to keep
"Follow the Inklings" activities in every session: ten-minute, thirty-minute, and afternoon-length options built around whatever catches your child's attention that week, whether that's Woozle tracks, Heffalumps, or Eeyore's tail
Dozens of project ideas organized by interest — the Wood's geography, the animals themselves, questions of right and wrong, storytelling — plus larger multi-day projects for families who want to go further
Printable forms: a project planning sheet, a sharing-preparation sheet, and a session record to track your family's progress
"The Thinking Behind This," a chapter explaining the mentoring philosophy behind the guide
Who it's for: Homeschooling families, book-loving parents, and anyone who wants read-aloud time in the Hundred Acre Wood to turn into real conversation. No lesson plan or literature degree required.
Format: Instant digital download (PDF), designed to be printed and used again with each new classic in the series.
