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Create a Christmas Reading Tradition: 12 Book Picks

12 recommended titles for creating a new family Christmas tradition.

Historic Inventions is told in story form, making it a great complement to our free science studies series! 16 inventions and their inventors.

Students can develop their thinking and reading skills by interacting with literature to understand cause and effect.

Free Civics Studies Lesson 16: America’s Marvels. Material and intellectual marvels and America’s growth.

Free Civics Studies Lesson 15: The National Capital. What Washington is and why it exists.

Free Civics Studies Lesson 14: The Citizen. Citizenship and election day methods.

Free Civics Studies Lesson 13: The State, the City, and the Town. What a state is and the government of cities and towns.

Free Civics Studies Lesson 12: The Flag. The meaning of a flag and the history of “Old Glory.”

Free Civics Studies Lesson 11: The Office-Holder. How men and women are selected to work for the government.

Free Civics Studies Lesson 10: The Departments of Justice, Interior, & Agriculture. How the government goes to law and attends to the weather.

Free Civics Studies Lesson 9: The Treasury & The Post Office. How the government makes and spends money and the curious Dead Letter Office.

Free Civics Studies Lesson 8: The State & War Departments. Mt. Vernon, Alexandria, and the departments devoted to the business of the State and War.

Free Civics Studies Lesson 7: The Supreme Court. The Supreme Court and its branches — What it is to America and Americans.

Free Civics Studies Lesson 6: The House of Representatives. A bird’s-eye view of the House of Representatives: What the House really is.

Free Civics Studies Lesson 5: The Senate. What it is and what it does.

Free Civics Studies Lesson 4: The Cabinet. Why it is called “The Cabinet” and the people who have served in it.

Free Civics Studies Lesson 3: The President. The duties of the Chief Executive.

Free Civics Studies Lesson 2: The Constitution. How the Constitution was made and adopted.