African-American History

Elementary African-American History
This workbook offers a comprehensive history of the African-American experience in the U.S. from the era of slavery to the battles for civil rights. This book includes biographies and a cultural history, written at a level that most younger students will find to be approachable and easy to follow. The workbook format includes many multiple-choice and open-ended questions after each passage, with which students can practice reading comprehension and writing skills while reinforcing the important lessons of African-American history. The Elementary African-American History book is written for students in grades 3–6.



Queue's African-American History
This workbook offers a comprehensive history of the African-American experience in the U.S. from the era of slavery to the battles for civil rights. This book includes biographies and a cultural history, written at a level that middle school students will  find to be approachable and easy to follow. The workbook format includes many multiple-choice and open-ended questions after each passage, with which students can practice reading comprehension  and writing skills while reinforcing the important lessons of African-American history. The African-American History book is written for students in grades 6–8. This book is great for home schooling!


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