A brief overview of the Revolutionary War through its battles. Feel free to stop each frame so that you have time to read it.
Dear Families--
In the May 19th blog, I began posting an excellent series called Liberty's Kids. I will continue with them now, since I found very little that would recall the events of the Revolutionary War in a more organized, understandable, and "kid-friendly" way. (I'm posting even what we don't use so that it's available to those of you who may be interested.) After the conversations are over and we're completely comfortable with the people and places of the Revolution, we'll watch an excellent PBS Documentary that I purchased for the occasion. That will come later... For now, join us in learning about the Revolution through the eyes of Liberty's Kids:
Liberty's Kids #07: The Green Mountain Boys -- 1/2
Liberty's Kids #07: The Green Mountain Boys -- 2/2
Liberty's Kids 08: The Second Continental Congress -- 1/2
Liberty's Kids 08: The Second Continental Congress -- 2/2
Liberty's Kids 09: Bunker Hill -- 1/2
Liberty's Kids 09: Bunker Hill -- 2/2
Liberty's Kids 10: Postmaster General Franklin -- 1/2
Liberty's Kids 10: Postmaster General Franklin -- 2/2
Liberty's Kids 11: Washington Takes Command -- 1/2
Liberty's Kids 11: Washington Takes Command -- 2/2
Liberty's Kids 12: Common Sense -- 1/2
Liberty's Kids 12: Common Sense -- 2/2
Liberty's Kids 13: The First Fourth of July -- 1/2
Liberty's Kids 13: The First Fourth of July -- 2/2
Liberty's Kids 14: New York, New York -- 1/2
Liberty's Kids 14: New York, New York -- 2/2
Liberty's Kids 15: The Turtle -- 1/2
Liberty's Kids 15: The Turtle -- 2/2
Liberty's Kids 16: One Life to Lose -- 1/2
Liberty's Kids 16: One Life to Lose -- 2/2
Liberty's Kids 17 -- Captain Molly -- 1/2
Liberty's Kids 17 -- Captain Molly -- 2/2
Liberty's Kids 18: American Crisis -- 1/2
Liberty's Kids 18: American Crisis -- 2/2
Liberty's Kids 19: Across the Delaware -- 1/2
Liberty's Kids 19: Across the Delaware -- 2/2
Liberty's Kids 20: An American in Paris -- 1/2
Liberty's Kids 20: An American in Paris -- 2/2
I think we'll call this enough for today. I'll post the rest soon--you'll have to admit, it's pretty good!
Be looking for information about the class trip, and please return any necessary forms at your earliest convenience.
Before it becomes "good morning" I'd better say good night, everybody. I'll talk to you soon!
Teri
