Going to School in Colonial America (Going to School in History) by Shelley Swanson Sateren

Going to School in Colonial America (Going to School in History)

Shelley Swanson Sateren
32 pages
Capstone Press
Aug 2001
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From School Library Journal Grade 3-6-Tightly written texts discuss where and when children went to school, how they were taught, what they studied, and more. Pioneer provides a picture of education in the Midwest while Colonial describes schooling in the New England, Atlantic, and Southern states. Both books provide an accurate, fascinating look at a child's education in our early history. The texts are enhanced by quotations from primary sources. Games, activities, special events, and crafts from the past are included. A cautionary note-some of the activities, such as making taffy or a writing slate, will require adult help; others, such as playing marbles or Math Buzz, are independent pursuits. Artfully arranged black-and-white and full-color photographs and reproductions appear throughout. All in all, these are fine renderings of life in the past for today's children.
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Pages 32
Publisher Capstone Press
Published 2001
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