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Who on Earth is Casimir Pulaski?

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Have you heard of Casimir Pulaski?  I hadn’t.  He’s one of those little-known heroes of history; we learned about him by reading his story in a children’s book called Hero on Horseback. Casimir Pulaski was a Polish man who grew to be a great cavalryman and trained others as cavalrymen.  He did this first in […]

The Pilgrims’ Thanksgiving

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The Pilgrims’ Thanksgiving From A To Z is, of course, from the same series as the books in my last post and, thus, contains the same benefits. Each letter represents a word or phrase, which is followed by a paragraph or so of explanation.  The youngest ones like it because they recognize the letters.  The […]

Revolutionary America from A to Z

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We’ve just finished studying Early America — the colonies and the American Revolution.  I was pleased that Ariel was very self-motivated (not typically the case.)  She did most of her reading unprompted, and did her lapbooks (she chose to make the revolution separate from everyday life) with no help other than my taping in the […]