American Kids in History?(TM) Dozens of projects and activities that will take you back to the days of the American Civil War Travel back to 1862 and spend a year with the Wheelers, an African American family in New York City, and the Parkhursts, a white family in Charleston, South Carolina, Eleven-year-old Emily Parkhurst and twelve-year-old Timothy Wheeler are eager to share the fun, adventure, and hard work of their daily lives. Along the way, they'll show you how to play the games they play and make the toys and crafts they make. Make your own apple pandowdy and whip up a batch of tasty gingerbread. Send top-secret messages in Morse code, gather materials for crafting evergreen wreaths and pinecone turkeys,and sculpt a miniature sheep out of homemade clay dough. Play the exciting African game of mankala--that is, if you have time after making your own potato-print wrapping paper, papier-mache bowl, and marzipan decorations. Civil War Days is filled with interesting historical information and facts about growing up in days gone by. Discover how different--and how similar--life was for American kids in history. Watch for Victorian Days, the next exciting book in the American Kids in History?(TM) series! Also available: Pioneer Days, Colonial Days, and Wild West Days For Children Ages 8 to 1 2

Civil War Days: Discover the Past with Exciting Projects, Games, Activities, and Recipes

King, David C.

Cheryl Kirk Noll

History

Jossey-Bass

American Kids in History?(TM) Share the Fun, Challenges, Dreams, and Adventures of Life in Victorian America What would it be like to grow up in New York City during the exciting Victorian era? Travel back to 1893 and find out. Join the Kadinskys, a family of Polish immigrants working hard to start a new life, and the Hobarts, a well-to-do American family living in a large house near Central Park. Steam into New York Harbor with eleven-year-old Mary Kadinsky and share her thrilling first sight of the Statue of Liberty. Start a new school year with twelve-year-old William Hobart and discover a game called basketball. Be a part of their daily lives during this time of remarkable growth and change with fun and easy projects, recipes, activities, and games. Make cinnamon bread sticks and play Polish checkers. Decorate Easter eggs and prepare for a Victorian Christmas. Create Polish paper cutouts and cook up your own rock candy. Share the Victorians' love of nature and collecting, and learn to make plaster of paris casts of natural objects like autumn leaves--or animal footprints. Experiment with snowflake impressions, learn to measure the distance of lightning, and unlock the secrets of electricity.. From Mary's inviting kitchen and William's basement workshop to the bustling beach resort at Coney Island and ice-skating in Central Park, Victorian Days will take you back to a fascinating period in American history. Watch for World War II Days, the next exciting book in the American Kids in History?(TM) series! Also available: Civil War Days, Pioneer Days, Colonial Days, and Wild West Days for Children Ages 8 to 12

Victorian Days: Discover the Past with Fun Projects, Games, Activities, and Recipes

Children's Books

wiley

American Kids in History?(TM)Discover Life in America During World War II with Dozens of Exciting Projects, Games, Activities, and Recipes Travel back to 1942 and experience firsthand just how exciting and challenging life was for kids in America during World War II. Spend a year with the Donatos and the Andersens, two families working hard to make ends meet while still making time to have fun. Visit eleven-year-old Frank Donato in San Francisco and share in the thrilling sight of warships heading out to sea under the Golden Gate Bridge. Follow twelve-year-old Shirley Andersen through her family's wheat farm in southern Minnesota as they prepare for the autumn harvest. Eager to share the fun, adventure, and hard work of their daily lives, Frank and Shirley will show you how to play their favorite games, make cool toys and crafts, and cook up the yummiest recipes! Create a toy periscope out of a cardboard mailing tube and two small pocket mirrors, cook up a delicious Coney Island hot dog, play the exciting game of Sea Battle, and keep track of the weather with a 3-D cloud chart. Packed with entertaining and easy projects, games, and recipes, World War II Days will take you on an exhilarating adventure into one of the most fascinating periods in American history.

World War II Days: Discover the Past With Exciting Projects, Games, Activities, and Recipes (American Kids in History Series)

John Wiley&Sons, Inc.

Discover life in America during the Revolutionary War with dozensof exciting projects, games, and recipes. Step back in time to 1776 America and visit with the Logan familyon their farm in Virginia, and the Wentworths at their inn inPhiladelphia. Join eleven-year-old Joshua Logan and twelve-year-oldPeggy Wentworth as they share the excitement, adventure, and hardwork of Revolutionary War days. Let Joshua and Peggy show you howto play their favorite games, cook up yummy recipes, and even makecool toys and crafts! Learn to make a pair of comfy moccasins, design your own flag, playthe exciting game of Siege, and taste the scrumptious flavors ofthe time by baking your own cranberry nut bread or deliciousIndependence Day shortcake. Brimming with authentic sights, tastes,and activities, Revolutionary War Days will bring the past to vividlife and take you on an exhilarating journey into a fascinatingtime in American history.

Revolutionary War Days: Discover the Past With Exciting Projects, Games, Activities, and Recipes

Jossey-Bass Inc Pub

The folktale recounted in this unit is titled The Bird with the Broken Leg. It is illustrated with bold line art that will help hold your students' attention, as they begin their education in Korean culture and family life. Complete follow up instructions and suggestions bring Korean clothing and food, as well as Korean vocabulary, to the forefront and help students produce their own picture book of the story. Cut-out characters and a story mat are included.This unit also helps children learn by making Traditional Knotted Pendants called maedups, Trigrams (symbols formed by a group of three lines), and a Yut game board. There's also a recipe for Cooking San Jok, words and music to a traditional song about the Korean national flower, called Mugunghwa, and a rules for playing Yut. Language is addressed with Writing Han-gul and Speaking Korean. Other pages feature Chusok (the Korean Thanksgiving), a Hand-Clapping Game, a Pattern for Neck and Jacket Trim, and Printing Korean Designs.The Flag of Korea, Maps of South Korea and Asia, a counting chart, and a glossary of terms are also included. Activities are always begun with a paragraph of Cultural Background and a Preparation list, followed by complete, step-by-step instructions. All pages are reproducible and perforated for easy removal.

South Korea (Around the World)

Education & Teaching

Franco, Betsy

Schools & Teaching

Evan-Moor Educational Publishers

The folktale recounted in this unit is titled Why the Monsoon Comes Each Year. It is illustrated with bold line art that will help hold your students' attention, as they begin their education in Vietnamese culture and family life. Complete follow up instructions and suggestions bring Vietnamese clothing and food, as well as Vietnamese vocabulary, to the forefront and help students produce their own picture book of the story. Cut-out characters and a story mat are included.This unit also helps children learn by making Paper Lanterns and a Paper Bag Dragon Mask. There's also a recipe for Cooking Sweet Rice, words and music to the traditional Elephant Song, and rules for playing a Rock Game. Language is addressed by Making a Vietnamese Word Book and Understanding Vietnamese Names. Other pages feature Celebrating Tet Nguyen-Dan, Balancing Things on a Don Ganh (a bamboo pole with a rice basket on each end), and Animals of Vietnam with picture cards. Maps of Vietnam and Southeast Asia, a counting chart, and a glossary of terms are also included. Activities are always begun with a paragraph of Cultural Background and a Preparation list, followed by complete, step-by-step instructions. All pages are reproducible and perforated for easy removal.

Vietnam

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