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Books About Art History For Kids A summary of books for children that tell the stories of many famous artists. These books for kids about art are for toddlers to young adults. books about art for kids • childrens books about art • from the mixed up files of mr.s basil e. frankweil • metropolitan museum of art • newberry award winner
Everything You Wanted to Know about April Fools Day Learn about the history of April fools. Send April Fools e-cards to your friends and pull computer pranks on unsuspecting family and friends. april • fools • day • pranks • computer
Hello Rousseau: Catherine de Duve Teach children about the famous artist Henri Rousseau with this interactive kids' book from Birdcage Press. henri rousseau • famous artist • childrens book • art history for kids • homeschool
Pirateology Learn what life was like on board a pirate ship and build a model ship. pirate • history • children • kids • ship
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Writing About History for Kids Children love being swept away by the current of a good story. Telling tales to kids nourishes their need for excitement, while showing them new realms of possibility. writing about history for kids • readability statistics • hook sentence • history articles • textbook lessons
Fun Project for Kids Hi, my name is Brandon. I had to do this great fun project for school. I'm going to tell you what I did. Maybe you would like to do a project that is similar. project for kids • kids • fun activity for kids • kids activities • kids crafts
George Washington Carver George Washington Carver was born into slavery on his father's farm in Diamond, Missouri. Who would have thought that this slave boy would change the world of agriculture forever? history for children • history for kids • black history month • black history for kids • black history
George Washington Carver: Part Two George Washington Carver, born into slavery in Diamond, Missouri, went on to leave the world a great legacy. history for children • history for kids • black history month • black history for kids • black history
The True Meaning of Christmas It is Chrismas. Misty the Cocker Spaniel puppy feels neglected. No one has time to play with her. The family are busy and all they ever talk about is Christmas. Misty wonders, "What is the true meaning of Christmas?" Will she find out? history for kids • history • kids • kids korner • mary alward
The True Meaning of Christmas: Part Two It is Chrismas. Misty the Cocker Spaniel puppy feels neglected. No one has time to play with her. The family are busy and all they ever talk about is Christmas. Misty wonders, "What is Christmas?" Will she find out? history for kids • history • kids • kids korner • mary alward
4th of July Bingo Make a full row of matches and you win! bingo games • printable crafts • patriotic crtafts • 4th of july • fourth of july
4th of July Bingo Fun Make a full row of matches and you win! bingo games • printable crafts • patriotic crtafts • 4th of july • fourth of july
African-American Inventors Black History Month activities for students to learn about African-American Inventors. black history month lesson plans • black history activities • black history for kids • black history for children • african american inventors
How Robin Got His Red Breast Long ago, Robin looked much different than he does today. He was entirely gray. How did he get his red breast? This Inuit legend tells the story. native legends • robin • fire • keeper of the fire • history for children
Income and Expenses: 1935 Imagine you are a doctor in 1935. Your patients pay you $ 3.00 a visit. You make about $ 61.00 a month. They make between $ 10.00 and $ 16.00 a month. You spend your money freely. They are going without food. Christmas is coming. You have some hard decisions to make. doctor • wages • prices • food • income
US Flag Coloring Sheet Color or paint this picture of the United States Flag. coloring • coloring sheets • magic shows for kids • us history crafts • history crafts
60 Years of Victory My Uncle Bert was part of the Liberation of Holland. He loved the people of that country deeply and often told stories of how well he and his fellow Canadian soldiers were treated there. wwii • liberation of holland • 60 years of victory • ve day • suite101
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All About Haida Totems The Haida carved totems from the red cedar tree. The totems were always treated with love and respect. They were symbols of status within the tribe. haida • haida nation • haida totems • totem poles • northwest natives
Angel of Mercy Can you imagine tending the wounded and dying on the battlefields of the American Civil War? That's what Harriet Patience Dame did. She's stopped by today to tell us her story. american civil war • angel of mercy • harriet patience dame • bull run • manassas
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February is Black History Month A bit about Black History Month. This article contains the instructions for a Hands Around the World Project. black history • black history month • february • february holiday • celebrating black history month
My Name is Pumpkin Hi! My name is pumpkin. No, it's not a nickname. I'm the big orange fruit that grows in gardens and farmer's fields. I stopped by to tell you about myself and my ancestors. We've been around for 9,000 years. pumpkins • history of pumpkins • history for children • history for kids • gourd
Nonfiction - Real Life Kid Stories Storybooks and fairy tales are great but books based on reality can be treasured by the whole family. New releases for the coming winter holiday season. john singer sargent • painting • art • historic novel for children • history for kids
Number Pleeyazz In the beginning telephone companies hired boys as operators. They soon learned boys didn't make good operators and begin to hire women. They worked hard, had patience and made telephone companies successful. telephone operators • history for children • history for kids • mary alward • mary m alward
Sacajawea: Interpreter Sacajawea was a Shoshone girl who was kidnapped by the Blackfoot. Little did she know that when she was fifteen, she would trek across the country with a baby on her back. sacajawea • shoshone • native women • historys women • women of history
Symbols of Nova Scotia Learn about two very unusual symbols that represent the Province of Nova Scotia. Learn about the Duck Tolling Retriever and how Nova Scotia came to have a tartan as one of her symbols. nova scotia • kids korner • canada for kids • canada • kids
The Female Paul Revere Hi! My name is Sybil Ludington. I was born in Fredericksburg, New York. On April 26, 1777, when I was 16 years old, I rode 40 miles to gather the men of the militia together to fight against the British. sybil ludington • paul revere • female paul revere • heroine • suite101
The History of Toys and Games Did you know that toys and games have been part of childhood for thousands of years? As early as 4000 B.C. (before Christ), games became a source of entertainment. toys • games • history of toys • history of games • mary alward
The Moon Sisters Ginnie and Lottie Moon were born in Virginia. When the Civil War broke out, they were definitely on the side of the South. To what lengths would these women go for the cause they believed in? moon sisters • civil war spies • history for children • history for kids • mary alward |
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