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Age 4-5 Age 5-7 Age 6-8 Age 7-9 Age 8-10 Age 9-11 Age 10-12 Age 11-13 Age 12-14 High School 1
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1.1: Weather and Climate 1.1: The Wanderer 1.2: Geography and Landforms 1.2: The People of Sparks 1.3: Our Changing Earth 1.3: Short Stories 2.1: Slavery and… Civil War 2.1: Bull Run 2.2: Force and Motion 2.2: Albert Einstein 2.3: World Wars I and II 2.3: Number the Stars 3.1: Matter 3.1: Tuck Everlasting 3.2: Civil Rights 3.2: Roll of Thunder,… Hear My Cry 3.3: Chemical Change 3.3: The Giver 4.1: North and South America 4.1: Esperanza Rising 4.2: Cells 4.2: The Tree That Time Built 4.3: Incas, Aztecs, and Maya 4.3: Secret of the Andes 5.1: Operations 5.2: Integers and… Numbers 5.3: Ratios and Percentages 5.4: Algebraic Expressions 5.5: Algebraic Equations 5.6: 2D Geometry 5.7: 3D Geometry 5.8: Statistics 5.9: Skills Review
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1 - World War I Begins 2 - In the Trenches and on the Homefront 3 - The End of World War I 4 - World War II Before U.S. Involvement 5 - Mobilizing for War 6 - Wartime Skills 7 - War in the Pacific and North Africa 8 - War in Europe 9 - The End of World War II Final Project - A World War II Board Game
Online Links
This page lists all of the links for each lesson in our curriculum. The links on this page may differ slightly from those found in your book.
Age 10-12: World Wars I and II
Lesson 9 - The End of World War II
Day 2
Activity 3: Victory Celebration Materials: colored pencils, crayons, markers, and other art supplies, music from the World War II era*, posterboard or several sheets of paper, snacks*, tape
Web Link
1940s Music — "Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy"
youtu.be
You can hear a recording of the Andrews Sisters performing their hit song "Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy" at this link. Play it during your celebration to celebrate the end of the war (and your hard work in this unit) with your family.
This link was verified on 8/31/2026.
Lesson 9 - The End of World War II
