Humanities in Class Online Course: Abigail & John Adams Exploring Early U.S. History Through the Life of an American Power Couple Read More
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Play the “Votes for Women” Game By Jennifer Harlan for The New York TimesAugust 15, 2020 The New York Times game lets you follow the 19th... Read More
Author L.M. Elliott is Interviewed About her Work To celebrate National Library Week, librarian Rachel Grover interviews L.M. Elliott about why she writes historical fiction, what's next for... Read More
‘Coronavirus: A Book for Children’ Gets 100,000 Downloads in 1 Day For parents and other caregivers around the world, explaining the current coronavirus pandemic to children can be an overwhelming and... Read More
Lesson Plans and On-line Resources Looking for readymade lesson plans and on-line resources for your home-bound students? The following are compiled by New York Times... Read More
Implementing “Abigail & John” at Home and in the Classroom From David Bruce Smith, author of "Abigail & John," comes an engaging and illuminating instructional video designed to enhance the... Read More
