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The Secret Garden

A living book unit study

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Lara Molettiere
May 20, 2025
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The Secret Garden is a wonderful classic story loved by many. Several movies have been made from the book by Francis Hodgson Burnett, but none are quite like the book itself. If you love the book or the movie, you're sure to love this unit study full of exciting activities for the whole family.

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The Secret Garden (required) by Frances Hodgson Burnett

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Vocabulary

Ayah- (Hindi meaning nanny)

Mem- Sahib (Hindi meaning the wife of a Sahib or a white women in a position of authority. In this book, Mary's mother)

appalling

desolation

gay (archaic for happy)

queer (archaic for strange or unusual)

clergyman

toddling

hibiscus

bungalow

rockery

dialect

Mistress (British definition: Woman in position of authority or control)

contrary

sallow

moor

hunchback

brougham

mannor

vicarage

vicar

gorse

heather (the flower)

broom (wild shrub)

corridor

cinders

imperious

coax

orchard

mysterious

wench (Archaic for young girl)

courting

corridor

tapestry

perennial

pedlar

tea (British definition: a light afternoon meal)

obstinate

imperious

Anatomy

mistle thrush

cottage

undergardener

romp

wrapper (loose robe or gown)

meddle

ferocious

typhus

to look wick (English for looking lively)

impudent

chap

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