Jennifer Dodrill is a retired Navy wife and mother of 5. She has homeschooled since 2007 when her middle child began sixth grade. She transitioned her younger two children home from public school over the next few years. She wrote for a weekly newspaper when her husband was stationed at the Navy Yard in DC, and it was there she rediscovered her love of writing. She has taught various classes at a local homeschool co-op, with her favorite being a high school public speaking class. Her newest title of “Grandma” is one she wears with great pride and joy.
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American History For Beginners: Through engaging text, pictures, crafts, maps, and more, early elementary students can discover the beginnings of the United States of America, from Columbus to the Bill of Rights. Weekly lessons provide the material you need to bring the past to life, and plenty of supplemental links to free resources around the Internet share ideas to keep your students engaged throughout the week with what they have learned.
