Michael, a young 21st century boy, travels back in time to the first settlement in Delaware, the first state. There he learns the story of Zwaanendael from a Dutch survivor of the massacre and from a young Lenape brave. It is a story of cultural misunderstanding that helped shape young America.

Zwaanendael: Valley of the Swans

Maxson, H. A.

Young, Claudia H.

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<p>Lenapehoking: Land of the Delawares offers a glimpse of a day-in-the-life of a Lenni Lenape village at the beginning of the contact period--ca. 1631. A 21st century boy and girl--Michael and Emily--travel back in time to learn about the people who lived in North America for 12,000 years before the coming of the Europeans.</p>

Lenapehoking: Land of the Delawares

Lenapehoking: Resource Guide

21st Century children, Michael and Emily, time travel back to Delaware's Fort Christina. They meet another 21st century traveler, Samuel, and together the three encounter Antoni, the first African in Delaware, and learn the history of the first Swedish settlement established by famed adventurer/politician Peter Minuit.

Antoni: African at New Sweden

Meet the Kalmar Nyckel and her crew, the ship that made more passages between Sweden and America in the 17th century than any other ship. Learn the story of Fort Christina along with time travelers Michael and Emily. Delaware's history comes alive as young readers take a Magical History Tour of the early colony.

The Kalmar Nyckel and Fort Christina

Coordinated to The Kalmar Nyckel and Fort Christina, this Resource Guide offers comprehension and writing activities to assist teachers in integrating social studies across the curriculum. Skills targeted include reading comprehension, figurative language, expressive writing, and mapping. Extension activities as well as field trip and website information are also included.

The Kalmar Nyckel: Resource Guide

<p>Young readers can witness William Penn take possession of the "lower three counties" of Pennsylvania (Delaware) along with young time travelers Michael, Emily and Samuel. The year 1682 comes to life in this Magical History Tour of Delaware's important early days.</p>

William Penn and the Lower Three Counties

Coordinated to William Penn and the Lower Three Counties, this Resource Guide offers comprehension and writing activities to assist teachers in integrating social studies across the curriculum. Skills targeted include reading comprehension, expressive writing, researching, and synthesizing information. Extension activities as well as field trip and website information are also included.

William Penn: Resource Guide

Two young time-travelers from the twenty-first century find themselves in historic Chestertown, MD, in 1774 during the tea party rebellion. They learn first hand about the boycott of tea and cloth and the challenges the colonists faced.

Tea Party at Chestertown

H. A. Maxson

Claudia H. Young

This Resource Guide for teachers presents numerous activities to assist teachers in integrating social studies across the curriculum. Comprehension and writing activities support using the stories for whole or small group reading instruction. Activities are coordinated with Delaware and Maryland State Standards with extension activities and field and cyber trips suggestions noted.

Tea Party at Chestertown Resource Guide (Magical History Tours)

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