As we celebrate Presidents’ Day in February, it’s the perfect opportunity to introduce young learners to one of America’s most recognizable leaders. While we honor several great men, we specifically celebrate Abraham Lincoln, the 16th President of the United States of America. (Note: While often Read more…
As we approach Presidents’ Day in February, it is the perfect time to celebrate the leaders who shaped our nation. While we honor many great men, we specifically celebrate George Washington, the 1st President of the United States of America. Often referred to as “The Read more…
Thanksgiving is a wonderful time to explore American history with your children. What better way to bring the past to life than by dressing up as the Pilgrims themselves? These simple DIY Pilgrim hats—a classic bonnet and a sturdy buckled hat—are perfect for school plays, Read more…
When we think of the first Thanksgiving feast in 1621, we often focus on the Pilgrims. But the truth is, the successful harvest and the three-day celebration would not have been possible without the generosity and knowledge of the Wampanoag nation. This holiday is truly Read more…
Thanksgiving. The word conjures up images of family, football, and, most importantly, a massive, golden-brown roasted turkey sitting proudly at the center of the table. For generations, the turkey has been the undisputed symbol of this uniquely American holiday. But have you ever stopped to Read more…