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This election year is a great time for kids to start learning more about American history. Even if they are not quite ready to learn about the current battle of Hilary Clinton vs. Donald Trump for President, there is so much more to history than only what is going on at this moment. That's where Cobblestone Magazine comes in. Cobblestone Magazine is a fun and interesting way for Kids to learn about American history. There are 9 issues of the magazine a year all of them completely ad-free. The current October issue is a special one devoted to Alexander Hamilton. See below.
This issue includes articles on:
Hamilton the Musical and America's First Money Manager
This is only a small sample of what is included in the issue. There are also lots of other great articles. Other issues of the magazine are devoted to other historical events and/or figures.
Cobblestone magazine is also currently running a Rap Into History Challenge for kids ages 9-14. The challenge will run through October 25 and winners will be announced on November 18. For more about that see our previous post: Sunday Scoop Week of 10/9/16 or visit http://www.rapintohistory.com/
To subscribe to Cobblestone Magazine and receive a free copy of the Alexander Hamilton Issue click here. The magazine is currently offering a limited time 35% discount rate on new subscriptions. To win a one year subscription, enter below.
Giveaway Dates 10/16-10/31
Giveaway open to Ages 18+ US only
ARV: $33.95
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