remembering the titanic by frieda wishinsky

Stories of the war between the United States and Britain.I know that this book is for grades 1 - 3, but since I am going to probably be teaching students who are several grades behind in history, I figured that having an idea of what children's books on the subject of the 'Titanic' were out there and how knowledgeable they were. Raiders of the Mohawk: The Story of Butler’s Rangers Titleīeginning Again: Further Adventures of a Loyalist Family Stories of the families who were loyal to the British Empire. With Wolfe in Quebec: The Winning of a Continent The Gold-Laced Coat: A Story of Old Niagara Or the American version: “The French & Indian War”. The Last Fort: A Story of the French Voyageurs

Stories of the first European Settlers in Canada. Our Canadian Girl: Elizabeth #4 - Wide As Wings Our Canadian Girl: Elizabeth #3 - A Hornbook Christmas Our Canadian Girl: Elizabeth #2 - Pirate Island Our Canadian Girl: Elizabeth #1 - Bless This House The Story of Champlain: The First Canadian Mutiny in the Bay: Henry Hudson's Last Voyage The Map Maker: The Story of David Thompson Into Unknown Waters: John and Sebastian Cabot TitleĪnd Tomorrow The Stars: The Story of John Cabotīay of the North - The Story of Pierre Radisson Stories of the first European Explorers to Canada. Stories of the Vikings arriving in Canada. Stories of Canada’s history through the eyes of the Inuit People. Sacred Feathers: The Reverend Peter Jones (Kahkewaquonaby) and the Mississauga Indians Stories of Canada’s history through the eyes of the First Nations people. Please note I have used affiliate links on this page. PRINTABLE OR DOWNLOADABLE! FIND IT IN MY STORE HERE –> CANADIAN HISTORY BOOK LIST INCLUDES BLACK, INDIGENOUS, IMMIGRANT, AND WOMEN’S HISTORY STORIES. OVER 100 PAGES ORGANIZED BY TIME PERIOD/HISTORICAL EVENT. You can read my reviews by clicking on any of the book titles that are bolded with links. I have read and reviewed some of these books. If you have any suggestions for a book that is missing, please – message me with the details! Jyl, who had generously posted the list online for everyone, gave me permission to use and expand on Nicola’s original list. It obviously took a lot of time and effort to compile the list, but as with all things – it was time for an update. It allows readers to dive into a period of history and experience it from someone living in that moment, getting a chance to understand their feelings of the world around them right then.Ī great big thank you is due to a lady named Nicola who, in 2006, put together a long list of books of Canadian history. A fantastic way to learn about Canadian history is through historical fiction.

Remembering the titanic by frieda wishinsky