History by the Decade Coloring Book Mega Bundle

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Purchase all 9 History by the Decades Coloring Books in one convenient bundle.

• History by the Decade: 1920s introduces students to flappers, Babe Ruth, Louis Armstrong, President Coolidge, Alexander Fleming, and more. Through engaging coloring pages and large print traceable copywork, they’ll see what phonographs, radios, cars, and clothes looked like in the 1920s. This is a great way to combine modern history and handwriting practice. 15 coloring pages; 33 pages total.
• History by the Decade: 1930s introduces students to the jitterbug, soda jerks, fireside chats, dust storms, the Empire State Building, Jesse Owens, the Hindenburg, and more. Through engaging coloring pages and large print traceable copywork, they’ll see telephones, radios, cars, and clothes looked like in the 1930s. This is a great way to combine modern history and handwriting practice. 24 coloring pages; 50 pages total.
• History by the Decade: 1940s introduces students to bobby socks, Dizzy Gillespie, Jackie Robinson, World War II, Harry S. Truman, the nation of Israel, the People’s Republic of China, and more. Through engaging coloring pages and large print traceable copywork, they’ll see what telephones, radios, touring cars, and clothes looked like in the 1940s. This is a great way to combine modern history and handwriting practice. 24 coloring pages; 48 pages total.
• History by the Decade: 1950s introduces students to poodle skirts, rock ‘n’ roll, Audrey Hepburn, J.R.R. Tolkien, C.S. Lewis, Dr. Seuss, Dwight D. Eisenhower, Thurgood Marshall, Rosa Parks, Daisy Bates, the Korean War, Sputnik I, and more. Through engaging coloring pages and large print traceable copywork, they’ll see what radios, jukeboxes, cars, and clothes looked like in the 1950s. This is a great way to combine modern history and handwriting practice. 16 coloring pages; 34 pages total.
• History by the Decade: 1960s introduces students to surfer lingo, protests for peace, Stan and Jan Berenstain, the Space Needle, Diana Ross and the Supremes, Martin Luther King, Jr., John F. Kennedy, the Cuban Missile Crisis, Richard M. Nixon, Neil Armstrong, and more. Through engaging coloring pages and large print traceable copywork, they’ll see what radios, televisions, and clothes looked like in the 1960s. This is a great way to combine modern history and handwriting practice. 15 coloring pages; 33 pages total.
• History by the Decade: 1970s introduces students to leisure suits, floppy disks, Sammy Davis, Jr., the Vietnam War, Nadia Comaneci, Billie Jean King, Gerald Ford, Margaret Thatcher, Mother Theresa, Hank Aaron, Steve Jobs, Voyager I, and more. Through engaging coloring pages and large print traceable copywork, they’ll see what record players, radios, and clothes looked like in the 1970s. This is a great way to combine modern history and handwriting practice. 15 coloring pages; 33 pages total.
• History by the Decade: 1980s introduces students to acid-washed jeans, Walkman, VCRs, Sally Ride, Princess Diana, Mount St. Helens, Ronald Reagan, George H.W. Bush, Tiananmen Square, and more. Through engaging coloring pages and large print traceable copywork, they’ll see what cameras, cell phones, and clothes looked like in the 1980s. This is a great way to combine modern history and handwriting practice. 15 coloring pages; 33 pages total.
• History by the Decade: 1990s introduces students to the Internet, Tim Berners-Lee, Dot-coms, flip phones, Y2K, Michael Jordan, Lord of the Dance, the collapse of the Soviet Union, Colin Powell, Desert Storm, and more. Through engaging coloring pages and large print traceable copywork, they’ll see what computers, cell phones, and clothes looked like in the 1990s. This is a great way to combine modern history and handwriting practice. 17 coloring pages; 37 pages total.
• History by the Decade: 2000s introduces students to DVDs, iPods, Wii, Danica Patrick, Serena Williams, George W. Bush, September 11, 2001, Condoleezza Rice, the War on Terror, and more. Through engaging coloring pages and large print traceable copywork, they’ll see what computers, electronics, and clothes looked like in the 2000s. This is a great way to combine modern history and handwriting practice. 15 coloring pages; 32 pages total.

Ages 5-10.