activity programs

Contains ready-to-use activities, patterns, games, craft projects and reproducible puzzles on the theme of the birthdays of the United States and of important patriots.

Contains fifteen short readers' theater plays on the lives of notable Americans, including George Washington, Abraham Lincoln, and Harriet Tubman, with background information and activities to help teach key concepts and vocabulary.

Presents an overview of the history of New York City, discussing culture, politics, and geography, and includes twenty-one activities for children.

Easy crafts and activities like making crowns, Navajo bracelets, and a patchwork quilt, help introduce America's history, geography, symbols, and people.

Presents step-by-step, photo-illustrated instructions for thirteen hands-on projects that teach about daily life and culture in the Roman Empire.

This book is designed to bring alive Washington, D.C. for your students. The activities are designed to involve and stimulate the student.

Describes the causes of the American Revolution, the outcome of the struggle, and life for soldiers and civilians during the war, and presents instructions for four hands-on activities related to this historical period.

Presents a short history of the early American colonies, how they were founded, and the daily activities of the colonists.