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Section 2 - Laura Ingalls Wilder should be honored and remembered for her ideas and experiences she still shares through her writing to this very day:

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Section 2 - Laura Ingalls Wilder should be honored and remembered for her ideas and experiences she still shares through her writing to this very day:

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Laura Ingalls Wilder's 'Little House on the Prairie' shows he stories and beliefs about life during westward expansion

Laura shared her experiences through her book 'Little House on the Prairie' and should be honored for her work

Laura's books helped to inspire newer generations of writers

Laura's book shows her triumphs and tribulations when traveling and thriving on the great plains

It took a lot of courage for Laura and her family to survive on the western frontier and Laura proved that to the world

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Section 1 - Laura Ingalls Wilder shared her beliefs and experiences with life on the western frontier through her books:

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Section 1 - Laura Ingalls Wilder shared her beliefs and experiences with life on the western frontier through her books:

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She spent most of her childhood on the great plains in Kansas

Her and her family faced many challenges such as nearly drowning, fires, malaria, and wolves on the great plains growing up

Laura's family came from Pepin, Wisconsin and later moved to Kansas for hope of a better life

Her book 'Little House on the Prairie', that was written about westward expansion, was published in 1932

She was a journalist

She documented her experience with hunting and travel on the western frontier through her books

Her and her family traveled west in a covered wagon

Her family hunted turkeys and wild ducks and collected prairie grasses do that they could survive

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Letter written by Laura Ingalls Wilder in February of 1947

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Newspaper written by Laura Ingalls Wilder published on June 20, 1914

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Laura Ingalls Wilder in 1953 at 85 years old

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Laura Ingalls Wilder's book "Little House on the Prairie" 1941 edition

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Laura on a porch in Mansfield, Missouri in the year 1910

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“I wanted children now to understand more about the beginnings of things, to know what is behind the things they see—what it is that made America as they know it.” - Laura Ingalls Wilder