The early settlement of Jamestown is introduced to children in the historically accurate Three Ships Come Sailing: A Child's Story of Our Country's Birthplace Jamestown in Virginia. This helpful supplement to American history studies presents plenty of information about the struggle to...

Jack and Annie use a magic treehouse and its special books to travel to different places. In this book in the series, the siblings enter a book on the Revolutionary War to look for "something to send."

The gentlemen of his time dressed with elegance and rode in style on their fine horses, but Sam Adams had his own way of doing things. Why Don't You Get a Horse, Sam Adams? is a well-loved classic that brings this Founding Father to life in a most entertaining way.

In Where was Patrick Henry on the 29th of May?, Jean Fritz employs her acclaimed witty and informative style to depict the life of the impassioned patriot whose rallying cry "Give me freedom or give me death!" is known around the world.

Shh! We're Writing the Constitution, an engaging account of the 1787 Constitutional Convention, is historically accurate and highly entertaining as well. With her trademark witty style, Jean Fritz explains the complexities of the U.S. Constitution in an immensely readable manner.

Young Edward must defend his family with the family's old Spanish gun, but it is twice as big as he is. The Matchlock Gun is an interesting depiction of the early Dutch colonists in a lesser-known period of American history.

Small in stature and soft-spoken, James Madison did not seem to be a likely candidate for political office. The Great Little Madison — Unforgettable Americans covers Madison's life from sickly childhood to the Federalist Papers, the presidency, and more. Well-written and accurate, this...

There is a lot more to Paul Revere's life than just the famous midnight ride. In a witty and informative style that will delight young readers, And Then What Happened, Paul Revere?by Jean Fritz fills in a historically accurate portrayal of the Revolutionary patriot.

Young Sarah Noble and her father are traveling through the wilderness to build a new home for their family. Sarah often feels nervous at new sights and sounds, but she remembers her mother's words: "Keep up your courage, Sarah Noble." Sarah trusts her father and forms unlikely friendships, showing...

At sunup when the cockerel crows, young Sarah Morton's Day begins. Come and join her as she goes about her work and play in an early American settlement in the year 1627.

When President Thomas Jefferson sends Lewis and Clark on their famous journey, he tells them to draw pictures, collect plants, and send presents. Delightful illustrations in Lewis & Clark: A Prairie Dog for the President will keep children laughing, and the fun historical account will...

During the American Revolution, General George Washington spots a dog lost on the battlefield. What happens next will surprise everyone. George Washington and the General's Dog — Step Into Reading Step 3, a little-known true story, will delight young readers and inspire some interesting...

This dramatic and easy-to-read book presents the life of Christopher Columbus. Did you know that at the time Columbus died he still believed he had reached the East Indies? Depicting both the fears of the sailors and the courage of Columbus, this excellent read-aloud provides many opportunities for a discussion of history.

The Boston Tea Party is a familiar tale, but the story leading up to it goes beyond the drama of one night. Beautifully illustrated, this book will help you understand how the war for American independence unfolded.

Funny, yet filled with real occurrences and events in Ben Franklin's career that students should know, this book will keep readers engaged and entertained as they learn about this iconic American.

Cousins Samuel and Molly learn firsthand about Britain's control of Colonial America and become patriots while protecting their families.

In this beautifully illustrated book, students will learn the epic story of George Washington, the father of America, and be inspired by his strong faith, character, and courage.

The British are coming! The American Revolution is being fought in the hills around Letty Wright's family's farm, and the Wrights must flee to safety. There is no time for Letty to bring Solomon the gander. Letty hopes the British don't hurt Solomon, but hungry soldiers aren't known for the...

This engaging and well-researched biography focuses on William Bradford's early years and shows the importance of standing up for one's convictions. An excellent read-aloud.

In these richly detailed pages, you'll meet three of the young Pilgrims who sailed on the Mayflower, Bartholomew, Remember, and Mary Allerton.

History as it Happened takes young readers on a visually stunning adventure across time, using over 200 vivid maps to bring history to life. Designed for kids aged 9-12, this engaging atlas makes complex events easy to understand by breaking them down into clear, digestible moments.

Suspicion and disapproval greet 16-year-old Kit Tyler the moment she arrives on the cold, bleak shores of Connecticut Colony. Newly orphaned and far from her lush Barbados home, Kit struggles to adapt to unfamiliar Puritan life and dependence on a family she's never known.

As an apprentice silversmith, 14-year-old Johnny has a promising future until a tragic accident shatters his dreams. Johnny Tremain: A Story of Boston in Revolt, a Newbery Medal winner, is an excellent portrayal of a young man swept up in the drama of America's struggle for independence...

Beginning with George Washington's inauguration and continuing into the nineteenth century, the new nation faces setbacks, sidetracks, and formidable tasks.

Though not from a biblical worldview, this series provides excellent factual information about the period, while engaging people of a...

Journey with wandering tribes of hunters who did not realize they had discovered a new world. Set sail with early explorers who captivated the history of America before it was America.

Though not from a biblical worldview, this series provides excellent factual information about the period...

People are coming to the "New Land" for multiple reasons. How does the influx of so many people and cultures impact the birth of the United States?

Though not from a biblical worldview, this series provides excellent factual information about the period, while engaging people of all ages...

Although not from a biblical worldview, this series provides much excellent factual information about the period. Full of quotes from eyewitnesses. This is the best text we have seen to draw in students.

Another outstanding Logos School writing resource, these writing lessons are very user friendly for those looking for writing exercises to complement IEW material or for writing assignments to integrate with the study of American History.

An overview of 100 important events in Christian history that will inspire any reader! Starting in Rome in AD 64 and ending in the late twentieth century, this guide provides many accessible facts and introductions to influential events in the Christian churchthough they were often overlooked...

Travel back in time to early United States history! This theme-based writing curriculum allows students to delve into the excitement of explorers, battles, land expansion, famous ships, and founding fathers while learning to write with the Structure and Style writing method.

This epic saga of the Lewis and Clark expedition tells of the adventures they have with their dog, Seaman. The author includes information on other books, areas that might be of interest, and U.S. maps for kids studying the Lewis and Clark Expedition.

Timelines are valuable learning tools and accuracy is important in any historical reference. History Through the Ages: Suggested Placement Guide is a valuable resource that enables students to properly place the 1,260 figures from the History Through the Ages materials.

Writing Biographies of Christians: Reformers & Puritans comes to the rescue, providing stand-alone writing exercises and exercises that can supplement the Institute of Excellence in Writing seminar.

Most books about the American Revolution focus on famous leaders and great battles. Joseph Plumb Martin tells a different kind of story. As a teenage soldier, he saw the war up close. He marched for miles, slept outdoors, stood guard on cold nights, and faced hunger, fear, and danger.

A story of miraculous survival and extraordinary faith and based on true events that took place in the autumn of 1755 at the beginning of the French and Indian War.

Mary and her siblings find themselves alone as their father joins in the cause against England in the War of 1812. Read how they outsmart British soldiers, keep their farm intact and, most importantly, keep a cherished dream alive.

The most important and influential source of information about the Pilgrims and Plymouth Colony, this landmark account was written between 1630 and 1647. It vividly documents the Pilgrims' adventures: their first stop in Holland, the harrowing transatlantic crossing aboard the Mayflower, the first...

First Voyage to America is a fascinating first-hand account of the actual ship's log from the Santa Maria, with abridged entries from Christopher Columbus. Fory-four illustrations, including a number from rare sources, illuminate the pages. A unique historical perspective in the...

Despite the awaiting danger, twenty-one-year-old Major George Washington must deliver a message from the king of England to the French commander in the Ohio wilderness. Based on Washington's own journal, this account tells the true story of his journey into the Ohio country in 1753-1754.

An excellent first history book that works well for reading aloud, it also includes accounts of interesting figures from different periods of America's past. Illustrated, with review questions after each chapter.

From the first European contact with American Indians to the inauguration of Donald Trump, United States History 5th Edition takes students on a sweeping journey through the history and heritage of the United States. Presented through a biblical worldview, the course highlights major his...

Experience the 3,000 mile journey of the Mayflower through the viewpoint of a Pilgrim family. History comes alive with this vivid portrayal of those who risked so much for the freedom to worship.

Sequel to Blackthorn Winter, yet clever enough to stand on its own. This historic fiction is set during the Great Awakening, this story provides an inimitable opportunity for proving how godly boys become godly men.

Set on the eastern seaboard in the third year of the reign of good Queen Anne, this pirate novel contrasts righteous behavior and foolishness. This is the first book in a series that follows both a family lineage and the development events that lead to America's founding.

Use this comprehension guide to follow an adventure during the Great Awakening, discovering how Godly boys can become Godly men. The guide includes questions, activities, and more.

The Blackthorn Winter Comprehension Guide is full of comprehension worksheets and contains daring questions and swashbuckling activities sure to challenge the most experienced seafarer.

The Explorers to 1815 Teacher's Manual is designed for a 36-week school year, with one week at the end of each quarter designated for review and testing; parents are encouraged to adapt to their own students, as this manual contains more information and projects that could be completed by...

Pages of History 2: Blazing New Trails transports the reader through the timeline of the world-providing a view of God's work in every age. It's perfect for family story time or individual study. This second volume covers the last two series, Explorers to 1815 and 1815 to Present...

Pages of History 1 transports the reader through the timeline of the world-providing a view of God's work in every age. It's perfect for family story time or individual study. In this exciting first volume, Pages of History 1: Secrets of the Ancients,

This set which includes Pages of History 1 & 2 transports the reader through the timeline of the world-providing a view of God's work in every age. It's perfect for family story time or individual study.

This full-color collection of projects provides fun and meaningful activities to enhance your student's engagement with the lessons in our Explorers to 1815 course, whether you are teaching it yourself or...

Have you ever wished for more help as you teach, plan and organize your History curriculum? Veritas Explorers to 1815 Scripted Lesson Plans are the answer!

The Explorers to 1815 Self-Paced Literature Kit Level 2 (geared for 4th6th grade) contains optional historical fiction books set during the historical events studied in the respective course.

The course kit includes all the materials for the teacher and a student in level 2 (grades 4 - 6) for teaching our Explorers to 1815 course.

Explorers to 1815 Flashcards are 32 colorful and engaging cards that cover 32 major historical events and people from Prince Henry the Navigator in 1394 through the Missouri Compromise.

LEARNING ABOUT EARLY AMERICA

With the Explorers to 1815, Self-Paced Course students will work at their own pace covering 32 important events from Prince Henry the Navigator to The Missouri Compromise in the early part of the 19th century. Teaching is interactive with clever...