OLD HOMESCHOOLERS NEVER DIE . . . THEY JUST WRITE CURRICULUM


"Let my teaching fall like rain and my words descend like dew,
like showers on new grass,
like abundant rain on tender plants."

Deuteronomy 32:2

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Newsletter Articles

In 2013 the Lord started me producing a newsletter for the homeschool group we are a part of. Every other month I write an article on a topic the Lord has put on my heart. I've decided to add these articles to this blog. I hope you will find encouragement through some of my ramblings. You can click on the label "Newsletter" to find the articles.

Saturday, October 10

Fourth Grade, History, Set Six

Covering the years 1907 - 1913

Child's History - chapter 83 on the Industrial Revolution

Oklahoma admitted to Union

Bureau of Investigation (FBI) established
  • The FBI by Terry Collins
  • The Story of The FBI by Jim Hargrove
Model T Ford invented
  • The Story of Henry Ford and the Automobile by Zachary Kent
William Howard Taft elected President
  • The Tafts by Cass Sandak
  • William Howard Taft by Mike Venezia
Robert Peary reached North Pole
  •  Polar Adventures by Catherine Nichols
  • Peary & Henson: The Race to the North Pole by Baron Bedesky
  • Robert Peary by Kristin Petrie
Boy Scouts was created
  • Boy Scouts of America by Robert Birkby
Standard Oil Company vs. United States
  • John D. Rockefeller by Susan E. Hamen -- pages 52 - 72 cover this
Indianapolis 500 first held
  • Xtreme Races Indianapolis 500 by S.L. Hamilton
  • Indy Race Cars by Janet Riehl
  • The Indy 500 by Mark Stewart
New Mexico admitted to Union
Arizona admitted to Union

RMS Titanic sank
  • On Board the Titanic by Shelley Tanaka -- very good book; I highly recommend reading this one
  • What Sank the World's Biggest Ship? and Other Questions About The Titanic by Mary Kay Carson
Woodrow Wilson elected President
  • Woodrow Wilson by Mike Venezia
  • Edith Wilson: The Woman who Ran the United States by James Cross Giblin -- I highly recommend reading this book; it was very interesting
Sixteenth and Seventeenth Amendments to the US Constitution
  • The Constitutional Amendments by William Loren Katz -- this book looks boring, but it has just a few paragraphs and an illustration about each constitutional amendment. Highly recommend
Henry Ford developed the modern assembly line
  • Model T: How Henry Ford Built a Legend by David Weitzman -- great information and illustrations about the assembly line. We found out that it moved 72 inches a minute, so we measured out 72 inches and K tried to walk it in one minute. She had to try a couple times in order to walk it that slowly.
  • Economics Through Infographics by Karen Latchana Kenney -- pages 14 and 15
Federal Reserve System formed
  • Nickels, Dimes, & Dollars: How Currency Works by R.V. Fodor -- pages 46 to 50
 I stumbled across a series of books called Amazing Decades in Photos. It begins with the 1900s, and has one book per decade with two pages of information and illustrations for each subject. The books are 50 - 60 pages each. The author is Jim Corrigan.

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