Sanders, Nancy I

Contains over seventy activities, songs, and games designed to teach children ages six through eleven about the history of African-Americans; and includes brief profiles of notable figures.

Explores how and why the Fourth of July is celebrated as a holiday, discussing the Declaration of Independence, the Revolutionary War, and symbols of freedom.

Celebrates the lives and contributions of African-American leaders who played significant roles in colonial and Revolutionary War-era America, and includes over twenty related activities.

"... gets children up close and personal with everyday life during Bible times. They'll explore the Bible like never before through photos, maps, and illustrations, highlighting people, places, objects, and buildings."--Amazon.com.

A biography of Frederick Douglass, escaped slave and abolitionist, discussing his childhood as a slave, how he became a author, newspaper editor, orator, and civil rights leader, and his part in the Civil War, including twenty-one activities.

Chronicles the history of African Americans and their contributions to the United States. Describes the advanced cultures of Africa, the slave trade, and cultural developments concerning African Americans. Includes projects related to African American history.

Chronicles the life of King David, discussing his life as a shepherd, a warrior and eventually the king of Israel.

A pirate-themed humorous version of traditional nursery rhymes.

On a school visit to a sea animal park, the children help to find a missing octopus but lose their friend Mario in the process. Includes a retelling of Jesus' parable of the lost sheep.

An illustrated, rhyming alphabet that names important people and events in African American history and culture, each with background information.