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  • Sign of the Beaver Project-Based Novel Study

    Sign of the Beaver Project-Based Novel Study

    $23.00

    Transform The Sign of the Beaver into weeks of hands-on learning. Students assess survival skills, build working traps, investigate treaties, plan Indigenous gardens, and analyze cross-cultural friendship.

    What’s Included:

    • 7 Core Activities (survival, teaching exchange, Robinson Crusoe, treaties, friendship, identity, isolation)
    • 6 Enrichment Activities (Three Sisters garden, economics, storytelling, seasonal survival, symbols, ecology)
    • 3 STEM Labs (wilderness science, forest ecology, traditional technology)
    • Complete Student Manual with 8 graphic organizers
    • 4 flexible timelines (2-10 weeks)
    • 82 pages

    Perfect for: Homeschool families, classroom enrichment, co-ops, unit studies on frontier life or Native American cultures.

    Time: 2-10 weeks (flexible) | Ages: Grades 3-9

  • The Chocolate Touch Analysis & Comprehension Guide | Grades K–8

    The Chocolate Touch Analysis & Comprehension Guide | Grades K–8

    $4.00

    This differentiated companion guide for The Chocolate Touch by Patrick Skene Catling goes far beyond basic recall to assess students at the level of analysis, application, and thematic understanding. Organized into six sections across three grade bands (K-2, 3-5, and a 6-8 stretch), it connects the story’s themes of greed and consequences to enduring lessons found throughout great literature — helping students think critically about what the story means, not just what happened. Includes Part 1 Literary and Thematic Analysis, Part 2 Basic Comprehension, a full answer key, rubrics, and differentiated extension projects.

  • The Long Fuse: A World War I Primary Source DBQ Essay (Grades 9-12)

    The Long Fuse: A World War I Primary Source DBQ Essay (Grades 9-12)

    $9.00

    Twelve real historical documents, from a German embassy warning to a decoded telegram, trace the path from the sinking of the Lusitania to America’s declaration of war, in the actual words of the people who lived it. Students source each document, weigh what it says against what it leaves out, and build toward a full synthesis essay arguing whether the sinking was a cause, a catalyst, or both. Part of a larger World War I curriculum line, and built to work completely as a standalone unit on its own. Built for grades 9-12, with a documented way to flex down for strong grade 6-8 students.

  • Rock-a-Bye & Grow: Pre-K-3 Baby Unit Study. Hands-On Science, History, & Culture

    Rock-a-Bye & Grow: Pre-K-3 Baby Unit Study. Hands-On Science, History, & Culture

    $12.00

    Rock-a-Bye and Grow gives your youngest learners a real unit study on how growth and care work, not a coloring page about babies. Across four flexible sessions, kids measure and graph real growth data, test real newborn reflexes, compare real caregiving traditions from named cultures around the world, and take on real design and engineering challenges. It stays fully age-appropriate: no conception, no birth process, just growth, development, and care. Includes a complete teacher manual, an optional student manual, and a full library of linked, verified resources, so it’s ready to teach the day you download it.