History

American History: 1815 - Present

Text(s): 
History of US by Joy Hakim
Description: 
This course continues the study of American history beginning with the time period from the Abolitionist movement in the early to mid 1800’s.  Students will also explore the causes and repercussions of the Civil War, the Immigration and Industrialization at the turn of the 20th century, and the U.S. involvement in both World Wars.  The year ends with a 20th century project where students delve into their own family history and discover the trends of past generations.  Through lectures, discussions, maps, projects, and group activities, students will refine 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

American History: Explorers to 1815

Text(s): 
History of US by Joy Hakim, American Revolution by Bruce Bliven
Prerequisites: 
none
Description: 
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Grade Level(s) (suggested): 
4-8
Hours Per Week: 
1
Sessions/Week: 
1
Hour/Week: 
1
Tuition ($): 
300
Contact (for more info): 
V.Conte

Middle Ages, Renaissance, and Reformation History

Text(s): 
Story of the Middle Ages, Famous Men of the Renaissance
Prerequisites: 
none
Description: 
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Grade Level(s) (suggested): 
4-8
Hours Per Week: 
1
Sessions/Week: 
1
Hour/Week: 
1
Tuition ($): 
300
Contact (for more info): 
V.Conte

Ancient History

Text(s): 
Usborne Book of the Ancient World & Story of the World – Vol. 1
Description: 
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Grade Level(s) (suggested): 
4-8
Hours Per Week: 
1
Sessions/Week: 
1
Hour/Week: 
1
Tuition ($): 
300
Contact (for more info): 
V.Conte
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