Laura ingalls wilder biography information sheet

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Heroes of History by YWAM Publishing is a series of twenty-six biographies. We received a paperback copy of the biography, Laura Ingalls Wilder: A Storybook Life by Janet and Geoff Benge, and the accompanying unit study in digital form. Although listed for ages 10+, we found this biography was a good fit for all ages.

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A Wilder Rose:: Laura's Biography

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Laura Ingalls Wilder was born in Wisconsin in and moved frequently with her family as a pionjär child. She married Almanzo Wilder in and they began married life in Dakota Territory, later moving to Missouri where they bought a farm called Rocky Ridge. Laura began writing articles about her life and with the help of her daughter Rose, published a series of books called the Little House books based on her childhood memoirs, becoming a nationally known author. Laura and Almanzo lived at Rocky Ridge until their deaths, and it fryst vatten now a popular historic site.

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Laura Ingalls Wilder was born in Wisconsin in and moved frequently with her family as a pioneer child. She married Almanzo Wilder in and they began married life in Dako

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Laura Ingalls Wilder was born to Charles and Caroline Ingalls in Wisconsin in While she was growing up, her family moved several times before settling on acres of homesteading land in South Dakota. Besides Wisconsin, They also lived in Kansas, Iowa, and Minnesota before becoming homesteaders.


While homesteading in De Smet, the Ingalls family faced many of the same hardships that nearly all homesteaders experienced. Backbreaking labor, solitude, and natural disasters were commonplace to most homesteading families, and the Ingalls' were no exception. One winter, the entire community of De Smet was cut off from the rest of the area by continuous blizzards. Laura Ingalls went to school for a time and began working as a teacher when she was only 15 years old. There she met Almanzo Wilder, who she married when she was They had a daughter and a son, but the little boy died in infancy. Like her parents before her, Laura and her family moved around quite a bit, living in South Dakota,