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FREE: COVID-19: When Freedom Was Traded for Fear – First Lesson Preview
$0.00 Add to cart🎁 FREE PREVIEW LESSON!
Give your elementary student a glimpse into one of the most significant events of their lifetime with this completely free teaser lesson from COVID-19: When Freedom Was Traded for Fear.
In this free lesson, your child will learn:
- What a “lockdown” actually means and why it was different from anything in history
- How lockdowns started in China and spread to countries worldwide
- The difference between a lockdown and a traditional quarantine
This free preview includes:
- Complete first reading section
- Key vocabulary terms
- Thought-provoking discussion questions
Love what you see? The complete unit study includes 4 additional lessons plus audio narration!
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FREE: Immigration and The People Who Built America – First Lesson Preview
$0.00 Add to cartGet this FREE preview lesson and discover America’s complicated immigration story!
This complimentary lesson gives your elementary student a powerful introduction to Immigration and The People Who Built America. They’ll explore a surprising truth: Americans have debated “who belongs here” for over 300 years—even Benjamin Franklin complained about immigrants!
This FREE lesson includes:
- Engaging historical reading about immigration debates from colonial times to today
- Key vocabulary terms to build understanding
- Thought-provoking discussion questions for family conversations
Want more? The complete unit study includes 4 additional lessons PLUS audio narration to bring history to life!
Get the full Immigration unit study here and help your child understand one of America’s most important ongoing conversations.
Download your FREE preview now—no credit card required!
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Gold: Freedom, US Imperialism, and Personal Finance Unit Study, E-Course and Audio
$14.99 Add to cartGold has long been a symbol of wealth and stability, but its role in shaping the modern global economy is far more complex. This unit study takes students on a deep dive into the post-World War II economic order, exploring how gold influenced policy decisions, financial markets, and even covert operations.
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Government Shutdown: When Politics Stops Government One Day Civics Mini Unit for Teens
$2.99 Add to cartWhen Congress can’t agree on a budget, the government shuts down—but what does that really mean for everyday Americans?
In this one-day mini unit, teens explore how funding battles in Washington affect workers, the economy, and the balance of power in our democracy. From the 1980s to the present, they’ll trace the evolution of shutdowns, examine real-world consequences, and wrestle with critical questions about checks and balances, power, and accountability. -
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History of Holidays Course Volume 1- January to June
$180.00 Add to cartTwo unit studies and lapbooks, each one about 60 pages long and designed for elementary students, delivered each month. Our unit studies all follow the same format: 5 readings, a quiz, discussion prompts, a writing assignment, and an activity pack. We ask your student to spend 30 minutes a day on the material. Doing so will build their cognitive stamina, build their reading habit and literacy, and help them learn truths about the world around them in a way that is appropriate for young students.
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History of Holidays Podcast – 6 Months!
$59.99 Add to cartGive your kids a fascinating journey through history with our monthly holiday podcast! Each month features two explorations of the cultural origins and historical significance of holidays. Each exploration is about 30 minutes long, and is broken up into 5 parts. Perfect for elementary students (K-5), building vocabulary, comprehension, and a love of learning. Go to Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts to sample the first segment of each audio holiday unit study for free.
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How Thanksgiving Came To Be: Unit Study and Lapbook
$14.99 Add to cartPrepare your child to understand the real story behind America’s most misunderstood holiday. This powerful unit study and lapbook moves beyond simplified myths to explore the sophisticated Wampanoag civilization, the devastating impact of disease, and the complex political realities that shaped early American history.
Recommended for K-5
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How Valentine’s Day Was Born: Unit Study, Lapbook & Audio
$14.99 Add to cartHow Valentine’s Day Was Born
Discover the Surprising True Story Behind a Beloved Holiday
Did you know Valentine’s Day wasn’t always about hearts and chocolates? This engaging unit study takes elementary students on a fascinating journey through history, revealing how a saint who had nothing to do with romance became the face of love—and how businesses transformed a simple folk custom into the holiday we celebrate today.
BONUS: Every purchase includes podcast access with audio versions of all readings—perfect for auditory learners or learning on-the-go
Recommended for elementary-aged students with parent guidance.
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Immigration and The People Who Built America Unit Study, Lapbook and Audio
$14.99 Add to cartYour student will explore one of America’s most enduring and important debates: who gets to belong? Through this engaging unit study, they’ll discover that arguments about immigration aren’t new—they’ve shaped our nation since colonial times. Students will examine how different immigrant groups throughout history faced similar fears and prejudices, from Benjamin Franklin’s concerns about German settlers to the struggles of Irish, Chinese, and Italian newcomers.
This study helps young learners understand that the people who built America came from everywhere, often overcoming tremendous obstacles and discrimination. They’ll investigate real historical events, analyze how economic and cultural fears influenced immigration laws, and recognize patterns that continue today. By studying primary sources and personal stories, students develop critical thinking skills while learning empathy for people seeking better lives.
Perfect for fostering thoughtful discussions about identity, belonging, and what it means to be American—lessons that help children understand both history and the diverse world around them.
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Iran’s Revolution: From Monarchy to Theocracy One Day Study
$2.99 Add to cartStep into one of the most consequential political upheavals of the 20th century with this intensive one-day exploration of Iran’s 1979 Revolution. Your student will investigate how a powerful, Western-backed monarchy collapsed seemingly overnight and transformed into an Islamic theocracy—a shift that continues to shape global politics today.
Through this unit study, students will examine the critical events leading to revolution: the 1953 CIA-orchestrated coup against Iran’s democratically elected government, the Shah’s increasingly authoritarian modernization program, and the explosive combination of economic inequality, political repression, and religious opposition that ignited mass protests. They’ll analyze how foreign intervention in pursuit of oil interests planted seeds of resentment that bloomed into revolution decades later.
This study develops essential critical thinking skills by examining multiple perspectives—from Iranian citizens and religious leaders to American policymakers and international observers. Students will understand how this revolution created tensions that dominate today’s headlines and learn valuable lessons about the long-term consequences of supporting authoritarian regimes, the power of religious movements in political change, and why understanding this history is crucial for interpreting current Middle Eastern affairs.
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Jeffrey Epstein and the Blackmailing of the Government Unit Study, E-Course and Audio
$14.99 Add to cartThe trial of Jeffrey Epstein is arguably the most important trial in US history. In this unit study, students will explore the complex web of influence consisting of intelligence agencies, major banking institutions, organized crime elements, and US Presidents that enabled Epstein to manipulate the world’s most powerful institutions.
