U.S. History Detective® Book 1
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A Look Into US History Detective (A Curriculum Spotlight) -
WHAT WE'RE USING FOR HIGH SCHOOL HISTORY | U.S. HISTORY DETECTIVE CURRICULUM REVIEW & FLIP-THRU -
1-24-2021 Sunday Speaker Presentation: Sally Ling, Florida's History Detective -
Classic Detective Stories -
Eric the History Detective with special guest! Metal Detecting a Civil War Campsite! -
10 Detective Riddles Only the Most Attentive 1% Can Solve -
Be a History Detective with the JANM Education Unit -
ASMR History Detective: The Assay Balance (paper sounds, soft speaking) -
A Detective Story: Ways of Knowing -
The Case of the Missing Carrot Cake read by Wanda Sykes
What makes this 336-page book different from other American history books is the integration of critical thinking into the content lessons. The questions in this book require deeper analysis and frequently ask for supporting evidence from the lesson. This in-depth analysis produces greater understanding, which results in better grades and higher test scores. Over time, students who practice critical thinking learn to apply it throughout their education and lives. This book also develops reading comprehension and writing skills, and challenge students to learn new vocabulary.
This colorful book brings U.S. history to life! It is full of fascinating facts, pictures, and maps. It can be used as a stand-alone textbook, supplement to your textbook, or as a review course for older students. The vocabulary and content skills are based on common state social studies standards. This book has both primary and secondary source information. Each lesson provides a passage students must read, followed by a series of questions. Questions are multiple choice, short answer, or short essay questions. Students are frequently asked to identify sentence evidence from the lesson that best supports the answer. Sample answers are provided which identify key points for the essays. In addition, there are section review activities and some bonus activities.
U.S. History Detective® Book 1 focuses on American history from the time of the first European explorers interacting with Native Americans through the Reconstruction Era following the Civil War.