Short weekly worksheets on the people, words, and virtues that built the country, at three reading levels for ages 6 to 14. Real primary sources, a poem or passage to memorize, and a parent key with a question for the dinner table. No prep: just print and go.
Four weeks each, timed to the season, at three reading levels. No prep: print at home and start the same day.
How a harvest feast in 1621 became a national holiday. Your children meet the people who carried the idea of a day of thanks from Plymouth to the White House, and learn a song the whole family already half knows.
Four American Christmas stories that families have told for generations: a poet's hope in wartime, a newspaper's answer to a little girl, a gift given in love, and a message read from the Moon.
An American Thanksgiving and An American Christmas together. Start the first week of November and finish on Christmas Eve.
The flagship program. One American story a week, taught at three levels so the whole family studies the same topic together.