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1st Grade History Anchor
Book: The Story
of the World Vol. I by Susan Wise Bauer,
co-author of The Well-Trained Mind.
The
sweep of ancient history is presented in an engaging story format that is
easy for first graders to understand. Helpful timeline notes are also
included at the end of each chapter. (We started off the year using
Hillyer's A Child's History of the World-- which I just love!-- but
Chloe seemed to respond better to The Story of the World.)
$21.95 hardbound, 334p.
$16.95 softbound |
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1st Grade History supplemental
books: Book of
the Centuries: Ancient Times
A Charlotte Mason idea– a timeline in a book! Spiral bound, heavy paper,
perfect size for a 1st grader to record in. A Tanglewood exclusive!
$5.50 spiral
bound, thick interior pages, heavy cover |
**sample pages
coming soon** |
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The Children's Homer
by Padraic Colum
A reissue of the 1919
classic, the immortal stories from Homer's Iliad and Odyssey are combined
into one glorious saga of heroism and magical adventure.
$9.95 pb, 248pp. |
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Pompeii...Buried Alive!
Your child will learn
about the inner workings of a volcano while reading the
dramatic moment-by-moment account of the volcanic eruption of Mt. Vesuvius.
Full color illustrations.
$3.99 pb, 40+pp. |
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The Twelve Labors of Hercules
Although he is the strongest man in the world, Hercules must also use his
wits to accomplish the twelve labors set before him by a jealous king.
Exciting illustrations enhance this wonderful first step into Greek
mythology.
$3.99, pb, 40+ pp. |
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The Trojan Horse
The concluding story in the ten year struggle between the Greeks and the
Trojans. Would the Greek’s clever plan succeed in getting them inside the
walled city of Troy or would it get them all killed?
$3.99, pb, 40+ pp. |
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Aladdin & Other Favorite Stories
Six classic stories are
contained in this little volume, including "Aladdin and the Wonderful Lamp,"
"Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves," "The Seven Voyages of Sinbad the Sailor,"
and others. We found the stories to be well-written and exciting.
$1.50, pb, 83pp. |
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Aesop's Fables
by Elizabeth McGovern
I love this author!
While this book is not one of the fancy illustrated ones, McGovern's
retellings of the fables are unbeatable. Contains 67 fables.
$4.50, pb |
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Pharaohs and Pyramids
a Time Traveler Book
Fascinating and lively illustrations in
this Usborne book make it a great complement to an overview of Egyptian
history. My girls enjoyed scenes including little children evading the fangs
of a cobra$6.95, pb |
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Tut's Mummy Lost and Found
The exciting story of
the discovery of an Egyptian boy-king's long lost tomb!
$3.99, pb, 40+ pp. |
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The Great Wall of China
How was King Chen of China going to protect his people from the fierce
Mongol raiders? Read this rhythmic account of his solution,
illustrated by Pulitzer Prize-winning artist Leonard Everett Fisher.
$6.99, pb, 32pp |
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Adventures of the Greek Heroes
I can not say enough
good things about this book! I've reviewed a lot of children's books
on Greek mythology and this one beats them all, hands down. The
stories are simple and clear, written expressly for children. They are
also "clean," leaving out the sordid details that often accompany these
tales.$6.95 pb,
174pp |
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The Token Gift
Based on an old legend
about the origin of chess, this story will intrigue young and old alike.
Mohan, who invented the game of military strategy as a young boy, is now
grown up and invited to play against the king of India. What happens next
will boggle the mind. I heard this mathematical riddle as a child and never
forgot it. A must read! $6.95 |
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Gilgamesh the King
Retelling of the
ancient Sumerian epic with outstanding illustrations. No classical education
is complete without this one!
$8.95 pb |
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