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Who Was Annie Oakley?
| Author:
Stephanie Spinner Illustrator: Larry Day, Nancy Harrison ISBN: 0448424975 Summary: Annie Oakley was born Phoebe Ann Moses in 1860 in Ohio. Her life story is told here-from her fatherless childhood through her marriage to Frank Butler and glory days traveling with Buffalo Bill's show to her death, 18 days before her husband's, in 1926. Lapbook and photos by Cindi Fry *Please see notes at the bottom of the page to determine if this book is suitable for your family. |
 This is a two file folder lapbook. Here you can see the cover and back. |
 Right side of lapbook, opened. See left side of the lapbook in the picture below. |
Lapbook Templates
Note: Numbers on mini books
correspond to the chapters in the book.
*There are some things in this
book that you might not be ready to discuss with your student or that you might
want to be sure to discuss with your student if he or she is reading the book
alone.
p.8
Annie willfully disobeys her mother by taking down her father's rifle and going
hunting to provide food for her starving family. Parents may wish to discuss
willful disobedience. Did Annie have other options?
p.
70-71 Prince Edward likes to flirt. Parents may wish to discuss flirting
(particularly when a person is married).
p.
101-103 A newspaper published that Annie was in prison and that she was a
cocaine addict. Parents may wish to discuss the use of illegal drugs, slander,
and the media.
p. 104
Annie begins to teach women how to shoot a gun and states "Women relied on
their men to protect them. But why? asked Annie. She believed women should
rely on themselves." Parents may wish to discuss their family's view of
the role of women and the One on whom we should rely.