Just as with science, for the younger years we advocate learning history through reading biographies, while the critical skills of reading and writing …
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Mount Rushmore National Memorial {Free eBook}
Mount Rushmore National Memorial: A Monument Commemorating the Conception, Preservation, and Growth of the Great American Republic was published by …
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Columbus Day 2019
Columbus Day, October 14, 2019 We have updated our Columbus Day unit study. You’ll find a number of suggestions, printables and notebooking ideas, …
A Book of American Explorers {Free eBook}
One great way to study American history chronologically is to travel with the early American explorers. A Book of American Explorers by Thomas …
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Flag Day 2019 {Activities & Resources}
Flag Day, June 14, 2019 We have extensively updated our Flag Day Unit Study. Besides updating links, we have also added several suggestions including …
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Morse and the Telegraph {Free Unit}
On May 24, 1844, the first Morse code telegraph message was sent over a line from the Supreme Court room in the Capitol in Washington, D. C., to …
Transcontinental Railroad 150th Anniversary Teaching Resources
One of our more popular units is on the Transcontinental Railroad. This May 10 is the 150th anniversary of the Golden Spike ceremony that was held to …
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A Guide to Historic Plymouth {Free eBook}
Want to tour historic Plymouth but can't make it to Massachusetts? Download this illustrated free eBook: A Guide to Historic Plymouth. You'll visit …
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