America’s Stories 109 Forgotten American Heroes: This book is a compilation of America’s most incredible and little known heroes. It includes stories about these individuals contributions, inventions, wisdom, courage and ingenuity. A Child’s Story of America: Children learn about figures in early & recent American history. American Heroes: This is Barnes & Noble’s link to children’s
Ways to Support Military as a Family/Resources for Military Families Operation We Are Here: This is an amazing resource for military and non-military! It is a comprehensive resource with an online community and information about how American citizens, communities and churches can support and encourage our military community. Caring With Meals: This is a
Board Games All About America American Trivia Junior: This is game is a fun and informative way for kids to learn about he United States. Ages 9 and up (but it is written for all levels to enjoy). For the family, look for American Trivia Family-Ages 9 and up. For teens, look also for American
Bullying has become a significant concern in the U.S. As parents and educators, we need to be on the same page and support one another in the anti-bullying movement. Please find resources below to help you become an advocate for your child, as well as others. Together, we can make a difference. BULLYING RESOURCES/SITES: Books
Board Games for Learning: Board Games for Learning: We have created a list of board games and the areas they target for learning and development. This is a Word Document-we give you permission to print or save to your computer for future reference! Parents and teachers may reproduce for educational purposes. Educational Web Games Below
Projects & Activities To Share With Children 6 Genealogy Projects for Parents/Children: “Share a passion for family history research with your children, grandchildren, nieces and nephews, or other young ones in your life. Leave a legacy behind and inform and guide the next generation.” You may just find it benefits you as well as your
