Looking for a way to make learning about history fun and memorable for everyone in your family?

Want to supplement your existing history program or curriculum in an affordable way?

Tired of spending hours tracking down activity and project ideas, book lists and videos to go along with your history program?

LEARNING THROUGH HISTORY MAGAZINE CAN HELP!

Each 64-page issue has:

• Historical title theme
• 15+ original articles for ages 7 and up 
• 2 complete literature study guides 
• Arts and crafts projects for everyone 
• Hands-on activities 
• Pre-school section for the youngest family members 
• Discussion and essay questions 
• Book and video suggestions for every topic 
• Web links for even more activities 

Here is what you will get in each issue of Learning Through History:

LOTS OF CONTENT
If you are used to the typical newsstand children's magazine that is heavy on flashy graphics and colorful fonts, but light on actual substance, our magazine may just surprise you. Our publication is perfect for the kind of kids that devour most magazines in an hour and have even been known to read the back of cereal boxes while eating breakfast!

HISTORICAL TITLE THEMES
In each issue, we showcase a new historical theme, ranging from Ancient Egypt to Medieval Times to the Victorian Era to the Great Depression and beyond. All material in an issue relates to the title theme - so you can tie your history, literature and arts together easily.

15+ ORIGINAL ARTICLES
Every other month, we feature more than 15 original, high-quality articles from writers around the world. One thing our writers have in common is a love of history and the ability to share that passion with others. Whether they are PhD's or armchair historians, they bring you the stories behind the story and the human-interest elements that help tie the lessons of yesterday to the realities of today.

COMPLETE LITERATURE STUDY GUIDES
Historical literature is a great way to learn more about the past. Each issue contains two full-length literature study guides, one for younger children and one for older ages. We go beyond the typical "question and answer" format and offer related activity and research suggestions, comprehensive writing exercises and vocabulary.

ARTS & CRAFTS PROJECTS
Fun and easy-to-make arts and crafts projects for everyone make it simple to bring history to life.

HANDS-ON ACTIVITIES 
Numerous suggestions and ideas for hands-on activities abound in each issue. Our activities can be done with one child, just a few or an entire class. 

PRESCHOOL SECTION 
Our preschool section offers the youngest a chance to get in on the action. This section may include easy narration activities, projects, songs and more. 

DISCUSSION AND ESSAY QUESTIONS 
Engaging questions that follow the articles can inspire a discussion around the dinner table or provide inspiration for a thought-provoking essay. 

BOOK AND VIDEO SUGGESTIONS 
Plenty of book and video suggestions are included with almost every article for a multitude of age groups to make it easy to expand learning of topics. 

"BEST OF WEB" LINKS
There are good web sites out there with additional articles, activities and project plans you can use. However, in order to find most of them, you usually have to spend hours surfing through a lot of junk to find the gems. We do this for you, and only feature the "best of web" links in our magazine. You can then use your time to do other things besides track down history resources.