Combo Pack, Vol. 3: Early Modern Times, The Story of the World
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Get a discount when buying Volume 3 of the Story of the World! The Volume 3 Combo Pack contains one copy of the paperback text, one copy of the bound Activity Book, one extra set of Student Pages, and one copy of the Test and Answer Key.
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Everything you need for a full year of history and geography studies, all in one discounted package!
In the Combo Pack for Volume 3, you’ll find:
- One paperback copy of Susan Wise Bauer’s best-selling history text, The Story of the World, Volume 3: Early Modern Times, a narrative world history that millions of children have fallen in love with. (This volume covers the years from 1600 to 1850.)
- One paperback copy of the Activity Book for The Story of the World, Volume 3, complete with coloring pages, review questions, map activities, projects, recipes, games, literature suggestions, and lists of additional resources.
- One set of additional consumable sheets, Student Pages 3…we made extra copies of all consumable pages from the Activity Book, so you don’t have to!
- One paperback copy of the Test and Answer Key for Volume 3…multiple-choice, true-or-false, and short answer questions to help older students review and retain key information.
Just for fun, you can add the audiobook!
Additional Information
| Weight | 7.2 lbs |
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| Dimensions | 12 x 7 x 5 in |
| Grade Level | |
| Age Range | 7 and Up |
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Kim Thompson
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Can I upgrade the combo with a hardback instead of a soft cover?
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Unfortunately not. It’s a fixed package.
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Misty Zimmerman
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does the curriculum cover American history as much as world history?
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It’s a world history curriculum, but there’s quite a bit of American history in it…more American history gets covered here than any other country. The following American history topics appear: the Jamestown colony, the early French explorers, Henry Hudson’s explorations, the Pilgrims, Plymouth Colony, the Dutch colony of New Amsterdam (later New York), the founding of Pennsylvania, tobacco plantations, slavery, struggles between France and England for control of the New World (including the French & Indian War)…the dissatisfaction of the colonists with British rule, the lead-up to Revolution, the Revolutionary War, the Constitutional Convention and the Constitution, the first president, early factories, the Louisiana Purchase (plus Lewis & Clark’s expedition), the Indian resistance to America’s westward expansion, the Trail of Tears, more about slavery, Nat Turner’s Revolt, Texas, the Alamo, the Texas revolution, the Mexican-American War, California, the 1849 Gold Rush.
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