Great Review in Library Media Connection of The American Revolution through Primary Sources, written by John Micklos, Jr. The LMC review appears in the Nov/Dec 2013 issue: "...high interest overview...kid-friendly...appealing format...use these readable volumes to teach Common Core Standards." Description from the web site: The primary source documents and interior illustrations in these books
help make the Revolutionary War come to life. Written for the
secondary-level reader, the major issues, events, and people of that
time period are introduced. To discover why this war was fought, the
activities and contributions of women and children, American Indians,
and African-Americans are discussed. There are six books in this series. Available in Library Edition, Paperback, Multi-user eBook.
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Showing posts with label America's Wars Through Primary Sources. Show all posts
January 02, 2014
LMC Review: American Revolution through Primary Sources
Great Review in Library Media Connection of The American Revolution through Primary Sources, written by John Micklos, Jr. The LMC review appears in the Nov/Dec 2013 issue: "...high interest overview...kid-friendly...appealing format...use these readable volumes to teach Common Core Standards." Description from the web site: The primary source documents and interior illustrations in these books
help make the Revolutionary War come to life. Written for the
secondary-level reader, the major issues, events, and people of that
time period are introduced. To discover why this war was fought, the
activities and contributions of women and children, American Indians,
and African-Americans are discussed. There are six books in this series. Available in Library Edition, Paperback, Multi-user eBook.
April 19, 2010
On this day in history
The American Revolutionary War began with the battles of Lexington and Concord.
For grades 6 and up, Primary Source Accounts of the Revolutionary War draws the reader into America's fight for independence from Great Britain through diaries, letters, and other related primary source documents.
For grades 3 and 4, In The Revolutionary War Begins, author Elaine Landau invites readers to make the important decisions during the colonies first battles against the British.
Also for grades 3 and 4, author John Micklos, Jr., takes readers through an overview of the American Revolution, from the Stamp Acts and "the shot heard 'round the world'" to George Washington's election as the first president of the United States. Micklos presents the highlights of the Revolutionary War in a clear, interesting, easy-to-understand manner that will hold the reader's attention to the end.
For grades 6 and up, Primary Source Accounts of the Revolutionary War draws the reader into America's fight for independence from Great Britain through diaries, letters, and other related primary source documents.
For grades 3 and 4, In The Revolutionary War Begins, author Elaine Landau invites readers to make the important decisions during the colonies first battles against the British.
Also for grades 3 and 4, author John Micklos, Jr., takes readers through an overview of the American Revolution, from the Stamp Acts and "the shot heard 'round the world'" to George Washington's election as the first president of the United States. Micklos presents the highlights of the Revolutionary War in a clear, interesting, easy-to-understand manner that will hold the reader's attention to the end.
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