American History: Explorers to 1815
Text(s):
History of US by Joy Hakim, American Revolution by Bruce Bliven
Prerequisites:
none
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Explore the early history of the U.S. from the migrations of the earliest groups into the Americas to the writing of the American Constitution. Civics, economics, and geography will be incorporated as students study U.S. history in chronological sequence. Through lectures, discussions, maps, projects, and group activities, students will develop their skills in note-taking, research, organization, and public speaking.
Grade Level(s) (suggested):
4-8
Hours Per Week:
1
Sessions/Week:
1
Hour/Week:
1
Tuition ($):
300
Contact (for more info):
V.Conte