Who are the men who have been chosen for the responsibility and honor of being United States presidents? What did they accomplish? What happened during their presidencies? Inside
Meet the Chiefs: A Fun Look at the U.S. Presidents, your family will learn fascinating facts about the life and times of these extraordinary Americans.
Could there be a better time to explore the last 225 years of America’s presidents? Inspire your family to become great leaders with this important study of history. This 108-page resource offers a quick glance of each president’s tenure. Historical highlights, great quotes, and full color pictures make this a book your family will want to refer to for decades!
Your children will enjoy challenging themselves and each other with the trivia sections located throughout the book! This trivia game makes the learning process fun and memorable. Questions include:
- Who was president during the Civil War?
- Who was the first African American president?
- Which president was assassinated in Dallas, Texas?
- Who was elected president a record four times?
As you and your family review history, you are doing so much more than learning fun facts for future conversations. Knowing our history allows us to:
- develop a better understanding of the world
- understand ourselves better
- understand other people better
- understand how changes are made
- gain insight on how to be better citizens
- become better decision makers
Meet the Chief is easy and fun to read. It is a great addition to the upper elementary America’s Story series and a great addition to your morning basket.
关于作者
Joel King is a homeschool dad with a passion for writing Christian fiction and creating educational resources with unique twists. He love to play games with his three boys and believes that children retain knowledge better when they are having fun. Joel has a B.S. degree in accounting from the University of Kentucky and works as a state auditor. He lives with his wife and three boys in western Kentucky where they have homeschooled their children for 17 years.