The Real-Life Robinson Crusoe (Practitioners: Littles)

Step into one of the most astonishing true survival stories ever recorded—the real-life tale that inspired Robinson Crusoe. This lesson follows Alexander Selkirk, the Scottish sailor who survived more than four years alone on a remote Pacific island using nothing but grit, resourcefulness, and sheer determination. Spellers explore how he hunted goats, crafted clothing, brewed medicines, predicted storms, tamed wild animals, built shelters, navigated rugged terrain, and kept his mind strong through discipline and faith.
 
This lesson is tailored for Little Learners, (ages 3ish-8ish) offering playful content, background knowledge, 3-Board Orange Questions, simple comprehension questions, interactive math problems, and one-word answer pink questions. It's perfect for sparking curiosity and building foundational skills while learning about a fascinating topic.