Communautés Historiques Séries

Cette série explore l'histoire fascinante de diverses communautés à travers le monde. Elle examine leurs origines, leur évolution et les cultures uniques qu'elles ont forgées. Chaque tome offre un aperçu captivant de la vie des peuples et de leurs structures sociales. C'est un choix idéal pour les amateurs d'histoire et de sociologie.

Ordre de lecture recommandé

Kitchen
Bobbie Kalman
32pages
2 heures de lecture
Bobbie Kalman's acclaimed Historic Communities Series provides a close-up view of how people lived more than two hundred years ago. Colorful photos, many taken by Bobbie Kalman herself at restored historic villages across the country, help support the fascinating information. Children will have fun learning about: -- early homes and the settler community-- what people wore and the crafts they made-- how settlers made their living-- how they spent their leisure time-- the values, customs, and traditions of the early settlersIn the old days the kitchen was the center of family activity. Here the settles ate their meals, played games, and told stories with only the fireplace and a few candles for warmth and light. In The Kitchen, young readers will take a close look at the early fireplace and the tools and utensils surrounding it.Domestic chores described include: -- baking bread-- making butter-- preserving food-- washing clothes
Victorian Christmas
Bobbie Kalman
Prosperous families of the 1800s loved to surround themselves with lavish, beautiful objects creating Christmas traditions that are still carried on today. Victorian Christmas shows how the traditions of decorating the evergreen tree, gift-giving, Christmas caroling, and even jolly old St. Nick were started and embraced during the Victorian era. Full color.
Old-Time Toys
Bobbie Kalman
4,4(3)Évaluer
The toys that settler children enjoyed were quite different from the action figures and video games that young people play with today. Until the mid-1800s, most children's toys were homemade, often whittled from a chunk of wood on a winter's night. Later, toymakers in North America began to create a wide variety of toys, from rocking horses to porcelain dolls to automated coin banks to magic lanterns. Old-Time Toys shows young readers the wonders of nineteenth-century playthings, photographed from leading toy museums around the country.
Colonial Home
Bobbie Kalman
4,2(7)Évaluer
Exploring a Colonial home from the 1600s and 1700s, the book provides detailed tours of the main house, including a wealthy plantation owner's ballroom and separate kitchen. It delves into the historical significance of outbuildings and features practical insights on traditional crafts such as candle and soap making, cloth production, and laundry methods of the era. Accompanied by full-color photos and illustrations, this work offers a vivid glimpse into daily life during this period.
Pioneer Recipes
Bobbie Kalman
3,6(11)Évaluer
The book showcases a diverse collection of recipes inspired by early pioneer homes, highlighting culinary traditions from British, French, German, Italian, Mexican, and Chinese immigrants. It includes special sections dedicated to African-American and Native American dishes, making it a rich resource for exploring various cultural cuisines. With step-by-step instructions, safety rules, and helpful tips, the beautifully illustrated pages are complemented by full-color photos, enhancing the cooking experience for readers.
The General Store
Bobbie Kalman
3,8(9)Évaluer
The general store served as a vibrant hub in past communities, filled with enticing aromas of pickles, coffee, and spices, alongside the bright colors of fabrics and gadgets. This book features colorful photos and illustrations that capture the essence of these stores, highlighting their role as vital meeting places for townsfolk to make deals, share gossip, and connect with friends. Full of life and nostalgia, it celebrates the social and cultural significance of the general store in everyday life.
Life on a Plantation
Bobbie Kalman
3,8(21)Évaluer
The book delves into the contrasting lifestyles of plantation owners in their grand homes and enslaved individuals in the quarters, highlighting the stark disparities in their daily lives. It examines the labor in cotton, rice, and tobacco fields while also showcasing the customs and festivals that defined life on the estate. Richly illustrated in full color, it provides a comprehensive look at this infamous era in American history, shedding light on both the opulence and the harsh realities of plantation life.
Classroom Games
Bobbie Kalman
17pages
1 heure de lecture
3,3(7)Évaluer
Engaging activities from pioneer days are showcased, highlighting how teachers used games to capture students' attention across various subjects like spelling, arithmetic, and history. The book features full-color photos and illustrations, making it visually appealing while providing insights into the playful methods that made learning enjoyable.
Schoolyard Games
Bobbie Kalman
32pages
2 heures de lecture
3,7(6)Évaluer
The book offers an engaging exploration of life over two centuries ago, featuring vivid photographs taken by Bobbie Kalman at various restored historic villages. It presents captivating insights into daily living, customs, and community life, making history accessible and enjoyable for children. Through colorful visuals and informative content, young readers will discover the intriguing aspects of past communities, enhancing their understanding of history in an interactive way.
Pioneer Projects
Bobbie Kalman
32pages
2 heures de lecture
3,3(7)Évaluer
Pioneer Projects immerses children in the hands-on crafts of early settlers, offering authentic activities that encourage creativity and learning about historical life. With step-by-step instructions designed for children, parents, and teachers, this book provides a fun and educational experience, showcasing how pioneers made do with limited resources. The vibrant full-color illustrations enhance the engaging projects, making history accessible and enjoyable for young learners.
19th Century Girls and Women
Bobbie Kalman
3,5(7)Évaluer
The book explores the multifaceted experiences of women and girls in the nineteenth century, highlighting their struggles with limited educational opportunities and the constraints of restrictive clothing. It delves into their leisure activities, the dynamics of courtship and marriage, and the challenges they faced in finding employment. Through these themes, it paints a vivid picture of the societal norms and expectations that shaped their lives during this period.
In the Barn
Bobbie Kalman
4,4(5)Évaluer
Focusing on the barn's significance, this book explores its role as the heart of farm life for early North American settlers. It delves into the cultural, social, and economic aspects of barn construction and usage, highlighting how these structures shaped community and agricultural practices. Through historical insights, readers gain an appreciation for the barn as more than just a building, but as a vital part of rural identity and heritage.