European history comes alive with this new four book set from Nomad Press. Learn all about the Thinkers, Inventors, Artists, and Explorers from the 14th to 17th century. These would be great for a school or for those home schoolers studying this time period.
Get started by entering a GIVEAWAY of all four books courtesy of Nomad Press! To enter either make a comment below or if you’d prefer to stay incognito, email your name to (gpcolo at gmaildotcom). I’ll keep the entries open through December 7th. You can enter once for yourself and once for your favorite school.
The Renaissance series is absolutely fantastic. Each paperback volume has five chapters focusing on a different woman or man leading the way in their specialty. Click on an image below to take a look inside and get access to free teacher resources.
GOOD LUCK IN THE DRAWING!
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Climbing another mountain...writing middle grade novels.
I wouldn’t mind having these books for myself, but I’m sure my granddaughter would let me borrow them, if she won.
Yes, add my name and I’ve emailed you my son’s middle school name.
I love children’s nonfiction and I know I would learn lots from these books. Then I could share them with my neighbor’s daughter who is a media specialist. I will email her name to you. Thanks for letting us know about excellent resources.
Perfect books that tackle important subject. It may have bored me in school, but these sound like they would engage young readers. I also like the short chapters — so kid-friendly.
These books look wonderful. My kids would LOVE them.
You know I’m doing my best to get good books into my granddaughter’s school. Please put me in the drawing for them. Thanks!
These are just the kind of books that I enjoyed reading as a child and ones I wish to share with my own children.
These are fun books – I just posted a review of them a week or so ago. I like the hands-on activities, and how they connect science and art.
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