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Blogger marcia said...

Another great resource to use is

"Lies My Teacher Told Me: Everything Your American History Textbook Got Wrong" by James W. Loewen

and if not reading it all,read about the particular people or events you are studying at the time.

happy day!

4/14/11, 5:38 PM

Blogger Fairie Mom said...

We JUST got this in the mail earlier this week from Paperbackswap!

4/14/11, 5:52 PM

Blogger Erin said...

This isn't exactly a resource, but an idea. When I was in high school our teacher put on a constitution bowl with quiz questions about the constitution and amendments. It made it really fun to learn about them and to this day (I'm 31 now) I still remember things about the amendments that lots of americans don't know. Could be a fun thing to do with other homeschool families

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