Here are this month’s historic viewing suggestions.
The Book Thief (2013) (WW II)
Carry On Teacher (1959) (British schools in the late ’50s)
The Journey Of Natty Gann (Disney, 1985) (Depression Era)
Lord Of The Flies (1963) (Classic: 14+)
The Sword & The Rose (Disney, 1953) (Tudor Era)
Tom Brown’s Schooldays (1951) (Victorian England)
The Historical Debate Society for girls and boys is a society where kids can put their ideas about the latest historical debate and put their own debate. Join in!
Reviews of Children's Board Books, Picture Books, Activity Books, and Graphic Novels
Talk Books. Drink Coffee.
by MaxGor
Sharing my passion for history
Attempt to solve commonly known problems…
Brian Marggraf, Author of Dream Brother: A Novel, Independent publishing advocate, New York City dweller
Reflections on Canadian Culture From Below the Border
Cutting edge Multimedia Programming
Share something you learned everyday!
Visual Poetry, Photography and Quotes
A bucket list blog: exploring happiness, growth, and the world.
Putting kids and history together
Putting kids and history together
Fantasy, Science Fiction, and Whatever Else Comes to Mind.
Putting kids and history together
the Story within the Story
Animals, Gift Ideas, Travel, Books, Recycling Ideas and Many, Many More
Insight and Intelligence on Residential Real Estate
Real Estate Entrepreneur
The Total Book Experience
Aging can be hacked
Teach English as a Second Language | Tips and Ideas
An Adventure into Montessori Studies in Italy
Homeschooling, Sewing, and Quilting at the Cabin
Reading and Experiencing Children's Literature
Fashioning New and Emerging Media
Port Hope's Newest Child Care Option
random reviews from library day
Funny pictures & cartoons to make you smile.
Comics Blog with real bites of love and delightful rascals inside ...
Stuff and things.
Author of Books for Teens and Kids
This WordPress.com site is about books, both the reading and the writing.
Putting kids and history together
The Art and Craft of Blogging
The latest news on WordPress.com and the WordPress community.
