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December 03, 2008

Books for December 5

Chapter 15:  A New World in Conflict
    A New World in Conflict
    War Against the Colonies: Louis XIV Saves New France
    William Penn's Holy Experiment

A Colonial Quaker Girl:  The Diary of Sally Wister, 1777-1778

Kids in Colonial Times by Lisa Wroble

William Penn: Founder of Democracy by Norma Jean Lutz

Maiden of the Mist:  A Legend of Niagara Falls by Veronika Martenova Charles

The Wampanoag Indians by Bill Lund

A Day in the Life of a Colonial Dressmaker by Amy French Merrill

Tapenum's Day: A Wamapanoag Indian Boy in Pilgrim Times by Kate Waters (I think this may have been from last time but it looks like it  goes well here

also, not with the books:  Witch of Blackbird Pond.  We read and enjoyed in the summer--more for older kids

Chapter 16:  The West
    The Universal Ideas of Newton and Locke
    Scientific Farming

Early Farm Life by Lise Gunby

Growing Seasons by Elsie Lee Splear

The Magic School Bus Plays Ball: A book About Forces

Starry Messenger by Peter Sis

The Year at Maple Hill Farm by Alice and Martin Provensen

Mechanical Harry by Bob Kerr

more coming that are not in yet:

Why Doesn't the Earth Fall Up? And Other Not So Dumb Questions about Motion by Vicki Cobb

A Farm through Time by Angela Wilkes

Chapter 21: Fighting Over North America

    Three Pointless Wars

    The Seven-Year War

Gulliver in Lilliput retold by Margaret Hodges

George Washington's Mother by Jean Fritz

Daniel Boone by Cheryl Harness

Meet George Washington by Joan Heilbroner

The French and Indian War by Christopher Collier

also listed, but not in the books:

Kaya American girl books

Chapter 22: Revolution!

    Discontent in the British Colony

    The American Revolution

George Washington's Socks by Elvira Woodruff

Paul Revere: In Their Own Words

Betsy Ross and the Silver Thimble by Stephanie Greene

Paul Revere and the Bell-Ringers by Jonah Winter

Liberty! How the Revolutionary War Began by Lucille Recht Penner

Midnight Riders: A Fun Song about the Rider of Paul Revere and William Dawes by Michael Dahl

Molly Pitcher by Frances E. Ruffin

The Making of the American Flag by Janet Palazzo-Craig

Our Declaration of Independence by Jay Schleifer

also Johnny Tremain (not with the books). this summer we listened to an excellent audio CD version of it; it is really long so would be a challenge read.  This was a good way for all of us to get the story.

Can't You Make them Behave, King George? By Jean Fritz

If you Lived at the Time of the American Revolution by Kay Moore

Sleds on Boston Common by Louise Borden

Chapter 23: The New Country

    The American Constitution

    The First American President

Democracy's Signature by Danny Fingeroth

Five Smooth Stones:  Hope's Revolutionary War Diary by Kristiana Gregory

Mr. President: A book of U.S. Presidents by George Sullivan

Pistols and Politics: Alexander Hamilton's Great Duel by August Greeley

Giants in the Land by Diana Apppelbaum

Mandy and the Washington Nightmare

more coming here:

If You Were There When they Signed the Constitution

Shh, We're Writing the Constitution by Jean Fritz

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