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America’s story is full of courage, big ideas, and ordinary people who stepped forward to do something extraordinary. To celebrate the 250th birthday of the United States, I’m excited to share three brand-new history resources designed to help students explore the people, events, and principles that shaped our nation. From a hands-on middle school civics course, to an illustrated historical adventure with Miss Liberty the mouse, to a brand new high school American history course, each of these projects invites students to discover the remarkable story of our country and the responsibilities that come with the blessing of living in a free nation.
Meet Miss Agatha Liberty
In this exciting illustrated adventure, Miss Agatha Liberty—a curious little mouse with a big love for freedom—finds herself witnessing one of the most important moments in American history: the creation of the United States Constitution. Along the way, she befriends Abraham Baldwin and quietly observes the debates and bold ideas that helped shape the future of the nation. (8-13 yr. olds)
Learn to be a good citizen!
My Country, My State, My Responsibility helps middle school students explore the United States through civics, geography, and a hands-on state study. Students learn how government works at both the national and state levels while discovering the rights and responsibilities that come with living in a free nation. Don’t be surprised to see Miss Agatha Liberty popping in occasionally to explain a concept or two!
One Nation Under God High School American History
One Nation Under God is a comprehensive high school American history course that traces the story of the United States from early exploration to the present through a biblical worldview. Students explore the people, events, and ideas that shaped the nation while considering the meaning of liberty, self-government, and moral responsibility under God’s sovereignty. Published and sold through Master Books.
