Across Five Aprils Map
Follow the major battles in the Across Five Aprils map chapter by chapter. Map includes 17 battles, important rivers, Sherman's March and other Civil War events.
Chapter 1
- Label A. Illinois on the map.
- Newton, Illinois was the town closest to Jethro's family. It is marked N. (Chicago is marked with a C)
- Draw the line between the north and south part of Illinois. The dotted line is approximately where the glacier stopped.
Chapter 2
- Label the following states on the map:
- B. Missouri
- C. Kentucky
- Outline the (a) Mississippi River and (b) the Gulf of Mexico in blue
- Label the location of (1) Fort Sumter
Chapter 3
- Label the location of these three battles:
- (2) Battle of Bull Run
- (3) Ball's Bluff
- (4) Battle of Wilson's Creek
Chapter 4
- Outline the following rivers in blue:
- (c) Tennessee River
- (d) Cumberland River
- (e) Ohio River
- Label the following battles:
- (5) Fort Henry
- (6) Fort Donnelson
Chapter 5
- Label the Battle of Pea Ridge (7)
- We learn that the town of Newton is about 15 miles south of Jethro's home. Locate that on the map
Chapter 6
- Label the Battle of Shiloh (8)
Chapter 7
- Label the Battle of Corinth (9)
Chapter 8
- Label the following battles:
- Antietam
- Second Bull Run
- Fredricksburg
- Stones River
Chapter 10
- Label the following battles:
- Chancellorsville
- Gettysburg
- Vicksburg
Chapter 11
- Label the following battles:
- Chicamauga Creek
- Town of Petersburg (Seige of Richmond
Chapter 12
- Label the village of Appomattox Court House as the location where General Lee surrendered.
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Across Five Aprils
Lesson plans for the Civil War novel by Irene Hunt
Across Five Aprils Unit Study
91 page unit study with chapter by chapter activities
Across Five Aprils Map
Shows the locale of the battles and events mentioned in the chapters
Timeline
A timeline of the battles and events mentioned in each chapter
Summary
Summary of the action and unit study analysis by chapter
Themes, Symbols, Genre
Analysis of the most important literary elements
Vocabulary
Vocabulary words and defintions for each chapter
