Free At Last by Sarah Bullard teaches young readers about freedom, justice, and the importance of equality. Through powerful stories and historical details, the book highlights the struggles and triumphs of African Americans during the fight to end slavery. It encourages empathy, perseverance, and understanding of the ongoing journey toward fairness. This inspiring resource helps readers appreciate the value of freedom and the courage to stand up for what is right.

Our homeschool history curriculum incorporates Free At Last through engaging lessons and practical applications. Here are a few examples:

• Discussion and Reflection: Students discuss the personal stories and historical events detailed in the book, connecting emotionally with the individuals who lived through these times.
• Creative Writing Assignments: Students write diary entries, letters, or speeches from the perspective of historical figures or unsung heroes featured in the book. 
• Research Projects: Building on the book, students create projects on specific events or figures from the Civil Rights Movement.
• Critical Analysis: Students engage in critical analysis of the strategies used by Civil Rights activists, the responses from the government, and the impact of the movement on American society.