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Reviewed by Amy at
2:51 AM EDT on
July 10, 2008
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Mystery of History Volumes 1 & 2
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| Effectiveness |
5 |
| Usability |
5 |
| Price/Value |
4 |
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| Average |
4.67 |
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Kids enjoy doing the activities after each lesson
My then 6th grader (two years ago) was not a huge fan of History. His favorite subject, one he excelled at, was Math. So I got him and my 1st grader Mystery of History: Volume 1 and they both loved it! I would say it suits the older children better, but it's definitely usable for the smaller...
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