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Look inside our products and see the pages and how our curriculum works. Includes a walkthrough of our geography program as well.
What people are saying about Headphone History…
““My girls had their first lesson yesterday and thought it was cool that they could just listen instead of reading...I think it’s great.””
“I found that the content was balanced, giving both the “traditionally held” view of the European explorers and not shying away from the darker parts of Canada’s history and giving a voice to the First Nations people, who were undoubtedly overlooked during my primary and secondary school days.”
Just a little note about the above review: the reviewer states that we start with the Viking settlement but we actually start with the First Nations early migration and cultural groups long before we get into European perspectives. Otherwise, it’s a great review and thank you.
“The inclusion of stories and legends to take facts and make them come more alive was a great touch. ”
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“I finished reading your book this morning. Well done! I really enjoyed it and it’s a keeper so I can refer back to it from time to time...”
Headphone History can be used for the whole family, from grades 1-8 audio + workbook, and even adults are buying it just to listen to the audio. Provincial standards usually combine history, geography, global and community studies in the primary-junior grades, and do not follow a chronological order. Since Headphone History is specifically a history of Canada, and is in chronological order, the above grade levels are approximate based on the content covered.