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Giveaway: Profiles From History Series
This giveaway is for the Profiles From History series Digital Download. Three winners will win all three volumes!
Looking for a way to help your students connect with history? The Profiles from History series is dedicated to telling the stories of people, whose lives are worth remembering. Whether they made a discovery, led heroically in a war, created a masterpiece through music, or art, used a pen to change the world, or impacted humanity with their bravery—they made a difference. We can learn so much by looking at those who came before us. Be ready to change your mind about history, with Profiles from History, Volumes 1, 2, and 3.
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Leave us a comment telling us who your favorite historical character is. You can also like author Ashley Wiggers on Facebook or subscribe to the Geography Matters newsletter (which Ashley edits and contributes to) for additional entries. (Be sure to use Rafflecopter app below to let us know which tasks you've completed.)
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My 14 year old dd’s favorite character is Florence Nightengale so I will put her down. I can’t make a choice for myself anyway.
Hmm thats a toughy. Albert Einstein.
We are learning about US history for our next school year in the fall. Would love to win these as they would go perfectly with what we are doing. My favorite historical person has to be George Washington.
Thomas Edison? Outside of Biblical Character that would be Paul or Timothy,
My favorite historical character? I’m honestly not sure yet. This is our first year homeschooling and I feel like I’m learning history, in many ways, for the first time. The way that the public school taught me just didn’t stick. I’m excited to be learning about history alongside my girls. I don’t think I can pick a favorite character yet! :)