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This article is in collaboration with TruthQuest History. TruthQuest History is a deep and rich literature-based history study…but with a difference. You will not learn the story of mankind; you will learn the lovestory of mankind. You will not focus on the rise and fall of human civilizations; you will focus on the arrow-straight line … Read more
This article is in collaboration with Griddly Games. Crew members received one of two games from Griddly Games, Wise Alec Nature Nuts or Wise Alec Civilize This. These games can be used as either travel games or as expansion sets for the award winning Wise Alec trivia game. Nature Nuts tests players’ knowledge about animals, … Read more
This article is in collaboration with Dig-It! Games. Bring History to life with Roman Town, the only game that lets you be the archaeologist! So, when was the last time you begged your child to play a video game? With Roman Town from Dig-It! Games, I found myself asking the kids to let me play! … Read more
This article is in collaboration with Easy Classical. Product: Early Modern History (Explorers to 1820) Company: Easy Classical To Purchase: Schedules Age Range: K-6 Other Products: Classical Schedules Classical Curriculum Easy Classical Early Modern History Schedule includes 36 week-long schedules plus 45+ pages of charts, sheets, and helps that will enhance your child’s learning. Each … Read more
This article is in collaboration with Our Land Publications. One of the keys to helping students truly learn history is to make the events come alive to them. To make historical people and events enjoyable for students, Our Land Publications has turned traditional textbook material into an engaging newspaper format. Told in chronological order, the … Read more