The American Revolution for Kids: A History with 21 Activities by Janis Herbert brings the story of America’s fight for independence to life in an engaging and interactive way. The book teaches values like courage, determination, and the importance of standing up for one’s beliefs. Through hands-on activities, it encourages kids to explore history actively and connect with the experiences of those who shaped the nation. It inspires young readers to appreciate the sacrifices and resilience that built the foundation of freedom and democracy.

Our homeschool curriculum integrates The American Revolution for Kids into interactive lessons that connect literature and social studies. Here are a few examples:

• Critical Thinking through Historical Analysis: Students compare and contrast different accounts of key events, identifying biases and perspectives in historical storytelling.
• Creative Expression: Students engage in activities such as crafting a quill pen or recreating recipes from the Revolutionary era. 
• Civic Understanding and Engagement: Activities in the book encourage students to debate the principles of liberty, democracy, and governance.
• Interdisciplinary Learning: The book's activities bridge subjects, combining history with science, art, and literature.