History

Ancient Rome Thematic Unit is based on the following piece of literature: Ancient Rome.

Discover Ancient Rome!

Five-State Rummy game cards make learning facts about the United States fun.

Students first research history facts to answer fill-in-the-blank type of questions about American history.

Students will research landmarks, national parks, and preserves.

Each book in the Spotlight on America series features: Reading selections, quizzes, lesson plans, activity pages, Readers Theater, and a glossary of terms.

Discover and explore Native American cultures with this collection of facts, stories, folk tales, recipes, games, and art activities. Grades: 4-8 Pages: 96

Introduce the history of the American flag.

Reproducible word games highlight American holidays, symbols, monuments, and ideals.

Learn about the traditional arts and cultures of Native Americans through hands-on activities. Grades: 1-3 Pages: 176

Make Christian history refreshingly fun while at the same time informative and engaging.

This presentation shows 2,000 years of church history at a glance.

Enhance learning with a chronology of key events and a chart featuring important art and artists of the time.

Discover Ancient Greece!

Discover Ancient Egypt!

Reinforce lessons with a chronology of important events and an illustration of life in a medieval town.

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Each book in the Spotlight on America series features: Reading selections, quizzes, lesson plans, activity pages, Readers Theater, and a glossary of terms.

From Algeria to Zimbabwe, Africa is a land of diversity and beauty.

Introduce students to the varied culture and rich history of Greece with activities that address literature, drama, language, math, athletic competitions, art, architecture, traditions, and legends.

Explore Mexico's climate, plants, and animals.

Creative activities enrich over 30 Native American tales of animals, heroes, and the earth and sky.

Individual and group activities, art projects, games, and even a classroom election are used to instruct students about our nation's system of selecting its leaders.

Students will simulate the election process.

Use map projects, time lines, and experiments to teach students about the geography, science, history, literature, language, government, legends, and traditions of Canada.

Archaeology and The Bible: Old Testament wall chart lists 50 key archaeological finds that support the veracity of the Old Testament.

Archaeology and the Bible: New Testament features 50 archaeological finds and dozens of photos that show the Bible’s accuracy.

Around the border of the placemat are the names of the objects in this placemat.

Teacher's Manual for American People and Nation

A coloring book for History for Little Pilgrims.

Teacher's Manual for History for Little Pilgrims.

A booklet of tests for Our Nation Under God.

Teacher's Manual for Our Nation Under God.

Students sharpen their reading skills while they learn about Alexander the Great, King David, Miles Standish, and many others.

A booklet of answers for History Stories for Children.

A booklet of answers for American Pioneers and Patriots.

A booklet of tests for American Pioneers and Patriots.

Children learn more about Benjamin Franklin, George Washington, and Betsy Ross as they read about children who lived during the struggle for liberty.

A booklet of answers for Boys and Girls of Colonial Days.

A booklet of tests for Boys and Girls of Colonial Days.