George Washington Unit Study
I’ve gathered together videos, books, printables, and other resources for your George Washington unit study. I invite you to read through the ideas below and use the ones that fit your family’s needs.








For the wages of sin is death; but the gift of God is eternal life through Jesus Christ our Lord. Romans 6:23
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I’ve gathered together videos, books, printables, and other resources for your George Washington unit study. I invite you to read through the ideas below and use the ones that fit your family’s needs.

Over the River and Through the Wood pairs Lydia Maria Child’s beloved Thanksgiving poem with richly detailed woodcut illustrations by Christopher Manson. This beautiful edition brings a familiar holiday classic to life and makes a lovely addition to your family’s Thanksgiving reading.

Autumn: An Alphabet Acrostic by Steven Schnur, illustrated by Leslie Evans, is one of my favorite fall picture books. It is a wonderful choice for talking about the beauty of autumn, the structure of acrostic poetry, and the rich visual appeal of an unusual illustration style.

Apple Farmer Annie by Monica Wellington is a delightful picture book about a hardworking apple farmer who grows apples, makes apple treats, and sells them at a city farmer’s market. With bright, cheerful illustrations and simple text, it is an ideal read-aloud for younger children and a lovely choice for fall homeschooling.