A Colonial Town: Williamsburg brings 18th century Williamsburg, Virginia to life for young readers. At a time when Virginia was a colony of England, children will witness its founding and restoration, travel with its citizens down the wide cobblestone streets, and guess which colorful signs represent which shopkeeper. Buildings explored include: - the Governor's Palace - the church - the school - the Public Goal - the apothecary - the post mill
Exciting and colorful insight into 18th Century life.
Published by Thriftbooks.com User , 17 years ago
This slim volume is a wonderful educational tool used in addition to textbook and other in depth studies. The author's presentation is accurate in a wonderful "you are there" way. For children, this book would be an awesome preparation for a visit to Colonial Williamsburg, or souvenir of a visit to that museum. Excellent and highly recommended.
From an elementary school teacher
Published by Thriftbooks.com User , 24 years ago
This is a wonderful and accurate book to use to enhance unitson colonial life in America. After my family visited ColonialWilliamsburg, I felt the need to share the things that I had learnedwith my students. What a super job this author has done to assist inthis area. The illustrations are accurate interpretations of thehistorical buildings in Williamsburg. This book is easily adapted toall elementary levels. It is a great book to share with your ownchildren to teach them about our country's history.
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