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normanack Helping Your Child Learn History: Some Basics
What Is History? "Once upon a time . . . " That opening for many favorite children's tales captures the two main meanings of history - it's the story of people and events, and it's the record of times past. To better understand what history is, let's look closer at each of these two ...
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Make History Fun
My grandfather was a history teacher. As I was growing up he instilled a love of history in me and none of it was from a book. He would often bring out the atlas and have me search for places in it. Quizzing me about state capitals became a fun game we looked forward to playing every summer.
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