High School History Living Resources Bundle
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$285.00
This High School history course package provides you with the course, Canada, in the 20th Century, including all the assignments, answer keys, resource links, test and more.
Add to that 5 living books with eye-witness stories that will keep you on the edge of your seat, and 3 interesting docudramas on DVD, and one riveting drama. All DVDs are out-of-print so they are a real find.
- ISBN: 9780123455239
- Ages: 12+
To complete the course you will need to acquire the Counterpoints text in hardcover or etext.
This high school package will give you what is needed to complete a full high school credit in Canadian history along with very interesting resources for extra interest and discovery.
Weight | 2.50 kg |
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Dimensions | 34 × 26 × 12 cm |
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As a homeschooled high-schooler, I can say from firsthand experience that Donna Ward’s Canada in the 20th Century has greatly deepened my interest in and understanding of the people and events that have shaped our country into what it is today. The interactive online material, DVDs, and other “living resources” have been excellent supplements to this outstanding curriculum! Never has Canadian history seemed so intriguing and RELEVANT! Thank you, Donna Ward!