Greenwood, Barbara

Tells the story of what Thanksgiving was like for the Robertsons, a pioneer family living on a backwoods farm in 1841.

Thirteen-year-old Tim and his older brother Roy head off to the Klondike Gold Rush from Seattle to the Yukon. Includes historical informatiom and activities.

In 1841, a pioneer family festively prepares for Christmas and eagerly awaits the arrival of their cousin and his pregnant wife, but their excitement turns to worry when a winter storm arrives with no sign of their very special guests. Includes several pioneer Christmas games and activities.

Tells the story of thirteen-year-old Tim and his older brother Roy and their adventures traveling to the Klondike in search of gold in 1898; and includes essays that discuss historical events and people associated with the Gold Rush.

An illustrated treasury of information about Canada, providing descriptions of each of the country's provinces and territories, with facts about population, size, major cities, industries, natural features, and significant people and events; and including maps and a time line.

Provides illustrated instructions for over fifteen pioneer craft projects, including toys, baskets, candles, moccasins, and others; and features tips on carving and sewing techniques.

A fictional account of a slave family from the U.S. and a Canadian family who helps them escape by way of the Underground Railroad in 1856.

Tells the story of what life was like for the Robertsons, a pioneer family living on a backwoods farm in 1840.

Presents an historical fiction about Emily, a young child who works eleven hours a day in a garment factory; and includes historical notes about child labor.