Learning about early American history is so much fun when you include living literature. Your students will love this great list of books!
Among the migratory peoples of the early middle ages, due to the schism of power in Europe and the harsh winters forcing the need to seek out warmer climates
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A look back at America's atomic anxieties during the early years of the Cold War, presented by Getty Images.
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A History of Childhood
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Here is a link from the Benaki Museum in Greece. There is a large toy collection there, and a large collection of Coptic art. Marai Argyriades, curator, is a friend of my late friend, Mary Hillier. She has written an outstanding book on Greek Dolls and another on Greek Christmas toys, as well as numerous publications. http://www.benaki.gr/index.asp?id=10104&lang=en Here is another link to a blog you may enjoy, Medieval and Renaissance Material Culture: http://larsdatter.com/toys.htm Here is a listo of links from this blog which give an idea of the types of toys medieval children had, as well as some pictures. Games were plentiful, and some of the games children played, as shown in the painting of Lucas Cranach and others, portray children with toys and with all kinds of games and dolls of their own. A few dolls and toys have been found in plague pits, tossed in with their hapless owners, and one is described in the novel Missing Melinda, by Jackson. manfred Bachman shows medeival Leonard's Louts, soldiers on horseback of pewter and other materials, and discusses soldiers and effigies made for funerals and in remembrance which date from the Medieval period. His book is Dolls The Wide World Over . Here is a bibliography of Medieval toys I found, but see also my book, A Bibliography of Toys and Dolls. Bibliography: J. A. Elders, Farmers, Friars, Millers, Tanners; a study of the development of a medieval suburb bases on recent excavations on the site of a Carmelite friary inthe Obertorvorstadt,Esslingen am Neckar, Germany. Unpublished Ph. D. Thesis University of Nottingham 1996 [British Library]. H. Schäfer, Das Karmeliterkloster in der Obertorvorstadt in Esslingen, in: Archäologische Ausgrabungen in Baden-Württemberg 1991, Stuttgart 1992. H. Schäfer, Befunde "Auf dem Kies". Grabungen südlich des Karmeliterklosters in Esslingen, in: Archäologische Ausgrabungen in Baden-Württemberg 1992, Stuttgart 1993.
Course Overview Introduction to US History, taught by Todd Edmond, delves into the era spanning from the initial European discovery of North America to post American Civil War reconstruction. Students will explore the motivations behind European emigration in search of new lands and delve into the encounters between settlers and Native Americans, examining the resulting conflicts upon the colonists’ arrival in the New World. Furthermore, students investigate the historical events that brought African Americans to the New World, focusing on the tensions arising from slavery. The course covers the political advancements within the colonies as they struggled for independence, highlighting the bravery and sacrifices made by those who forged the United States Constitution. The course also examines the challenges faced by a young nation, including westward expansion and the abolitionist movement. Emphasis is placed on developing skills in historical analysis, such as comparing and contrasting the cause-and-effect relationships between life in the North and South. The study concludes with an in-depth exploration of the Civil War. To facilitate comprehension for all students, including those who may struggle with reading, video presentations are utilized to convey the events that shaped the United States during this period. Following each video, students are presented with a series of questions designed to assess their understanding of the concepts covered. This course was developed by the International Academy of Science. Learn More Scope and Sequence Unit 1: Exploration In this unit, students will uncover the forces and consequences of exploration during the Age of Discovery. They will explore the ideas of the Age of Enlightenment, technological advancements, and the endeavors of explorers from Portugal, Spain, and other European nations. They will also examine the economic theories of mercantilism and capitalism, and the effects of exploration, including disease and global commerce. Through engaging lessons, students... Continue Reading
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Reference Article: A brief overview of the Enlightenment period of the 18th century.
The Age of Enlightenment was an intellectual and a philosophical movement which took place from the late 17th to the early 19th-century. The movement kickstarted from Europe and later reached North America between 1685-1815.
Colonial America Unit Study Welcome to Williamsburg 1774! Are you read for an exciting, hands-on study of the birth of the United States of America? Where i ...
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Kids are more likely to be engaged and remember what they've learned when you bring history to life. Making your own quill and homemade ink is perfect for a Colonial America unit or Revolutionary War unit.
The Golden Haggadah was created in Catalonia, Spain sometime around 1320. So named because all the illustrations are placed against a patterned gold-leaf background, it is a ritual object of incredible luxury and expense Pascal Croci's graphic novel, Auschwitz, begins with a question to a witness from Auschwitz-Birkenau; “How long have you been keeping all this to yourself?” The answer, “Fifty-two years,” is shocking. The novel that follows provides a glimpse into the reason why these experiences are almost impossible to speak about. And in doing so Croci uncovers more than a terrible history, he points to an intolerable present.
Leif Erikson (also spelled Leif Eriksson, Old Norse Leifr Eiríksson), nicknamed Leif 'the Lucky', was a Norse Viking who is best known for arguably being the first European to have set foot on North...
In this Middle Ages notes and PowerPoint lesson activity, you receive a 50-page PowerPoint presentation and a 5-page guided notes packet for instruction on the Middle Ages, Medieval Europe, feudalism, Germanic Tribes, Vikings, the Franks (Clovis, Charles Martel, Charlemagne, the Feudal System, the Pope and the Catholic Church, Cities, Towns, Universities, the Black Death, the Magna Carta, and much, much more. This unit PowerPoint is synced to go hand-in-hand with my Middle Ages Unit here! Students are instructed on the origin of the Dark Ages with the Fall of Rome, then guided through the development of Europe through the Germanic Kingdoms, the Franks, Charlemagne, the growth of the manor and Feudalism, the Crusades, the development of and growth of cities, guilds, and universities, the impact of the Black Death, King John and the Magna Carta, and much more! This unit PowerPoint includes a full "Teacher Guide" with break points in the notes for you to stop and explore an event with much more detail by using my unit resources. Enjoy! Looking for more guided unit PowerPoint and note sets? Check them out here! ---- Check out the other Guided Note and PowerPoint sets for World History below: ✓Early Man Guided Notes and PowerPoint Set ✓Ancient China Guided Notes and PowerPoint Set ✓Ancient India Guided Notes and PowerPoint Set ✓Ancient Greece Guided Notes and PowerPoint Set ✓Ancient Rome Guided Notes and PowerPoint Set ✓Middle Ages Guided Notes and PowerPoint Set ✓Byzantine Empire Guided Notes and PowerPoint Set ✓African Kingdoms Guided Notes and PowerPoint Set ✓Feudal Japan Guided Notes and PowerPoint Set ✓Mesopotamia (Sumer, Babylon) and Ancient Egypt Guided Notes and PowerPoint Set! ✓The Americas Guided Notes and PowerPoint Set (Aztec, Maya, Inca, Iroquois, Algonquin) ✓Renaissance Guided Notes and PowerPoint Set ✓Age of Exploration Guided Notes and PowerPoint Set ---- Be sure to follow the History with Mr E Facebook page, and don't forget to signup for the Social Studies Newsletter to receive information on flash sales, product releases, and classroom tips! ----
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Need a list of the best living books on Early American history to use in your homeschool? Here are the best for elementary and middle school.
A look back at America's atomic anxieties during the early years of the Cold War, presented by Getty Images.
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