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Little House on the Prairie Trivia + Giveaway

You probably wouldn’t guess it, but my family has tons of pioneer history that I have grown up hearing about (I was adopted, so my appearance wouldn’t have provided any clue) so I am so excited to share with you the new Little House on the Prairie® website that has fun pioneer crafts, activities, recipes, free printables, and of course information about the super popular television show and books written by Laura Ingalls Wilder’s. 

There are currently 2 giveaways on the Little House on the Prairie®. Enter here in the Rafflecopter Giveaway, and make sure to visit the new website to Enter to Win a Little House on the Prairie® Prize Package.  You can also stay up to date with the latest Little House on the Prairie® happenings by connecting on Pinterest, Twitter, and Facebook. I put together a few trivia questions to get you thinking like a pioneer.

Little House on the Prairie® Trivia 

Little House in the Prairie® Trivia based on the televisions show and books by Laura Ingalls Wilder
(All answers are found on the Little House in the Prairie® website)

  1. What kid of fences did the Pioneers use to protect their gardens? (Hint: click here)
  2. What kind of material did pioneers use for ink? (Hint: click here)
  3. What did pioneers use to write with, instead of a pencil or pen? (Hint: click here)
  4. What did pioneers use to seal envelopes shut? (Hint: click here)
  5. What ingredients did the pioneers use to make pie crust? (Hint: click here)
  6. How do you make a braided rug? (Hint: click here)
  7. When is Laura Ingall’s birthday? (Hint: click here)
  8. What year did Laura become a a writer? (Hint: click here)
 “This giveaway is coordinated by Little House on the Prairie® through Kids Bloggers Network.“

Little House on the Prairie® Giveaway 

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