History should be fun and engaging! Early Settlers in America makes it exactly that. Your kids will experience life in 17th century America as they learn about the settlers and our 13 original colonies.
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- FUN, NO PREP, 6-week unit study
- Appropriate for grades 2-12
- Enjoy family devotionals that focus on “faith”
- Children choose from a wide variety of quality, library reading selections that focus on the establishment of colonies in the New World
- Enjoy classic family read-alouds
- Voyage back in time to the founding of America and meet brave men and women of extraordinary faith
- Create and maintain a simple history timeline
- Learn geography
- Children research and report on a colony of their choosing
- Make Early American crafts
- Research other lands
- Learn life skills
- Get to know some famous artists of the time
- Meet the Pilgrims and discover life in the 1600s
- Enjoy creative language assignmentS
- Meet famous leaders
- Do a crossword puzzle
- Watch documentaries
- Enjoy educational, family field trips
- Have some fun with “Stump Your Dad Trivia”
- American Heritage Girls earn the majority of their Book Adventurer badge.
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Table of Contents
Week 1: The Lost Colony – Roanoke, North Carolina
Week 2: The First Successful Settlement: Jamestown, Virginia
Week 3: Holland
Week 4: The Pilgrims – Plymouth, Massachusetts
Week 5: Pennsylvania
Week 6: New York/ Report on a Colony of Your Choosing
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