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FREE Classical History E-book offer. This specific e-book, written by Evans, is titled
America First and is available as an e-book download in PDF format. Here is a link to the
Table of Contents for the book so that you can view what will be covered. Heritage History specializes in children's traditional narrative history stories. This is a great collection of interesting stories, biographies, and accounts of America's past which discusses early American heroes and heroines. This living book will make a wonderful supplement to our American History curriculum this year. I am always keeping an eye out for products that will complement our studies. I love the fact that American Heritage color codes their products by reading levels! The color green indicates that a particular book is at a beginner's level for elementary readers.
America First is meant for beginning elementary readers. I have several of their products on my wish list this year including the Young Readers Classical Curriculum Collection and the Early America Classic History Library. I hope to make purchases in the near future.
Oh ... before I forget ... have you heard about what they are doing tomorrow? They are hosting the Homeschool-a-Palooza event on Tuesday, September 4th - that's
this Tuesday ... tomorrow night! Make sure you like their
Facebook fan page and RSVP attendance to their Homeschool-a-Palooza event taking place tomorrow at 8:00 Eastern time. There will be several awesome giveaways for Heritage History, Apologia, and Bright Ideas Press curriculum. I hope to take a break from packing so that I can join the event. Will you be able to attend the event?
Great start to the blogging challenge. I just started too :) I'm going to check out that link. We do classical conversations so the classical ebook sounds good! Thanks.
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Thanks! Signed up! Love the Classical approach, I noticed on your Table of Contents link that the book was written in 1920...so I instantly notice that the first chapter is about Lief finding America...originally. Things change in the modern history books.
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