Course Overview
2023 version of OM's US History Course. Does not align with current materials. Used with 19087-TE Teacher Edition.
Course Length: Full year
Suggested Grade Level(s): 9, 10
View samples of our high school curriculum here.
This course explores the history of America from the earliest settlements to the dawn of the 21st century. Using an interdisciplinary approach, students are encouraged to integrate information, discover patterns, and develop critical thinking skills in their responses to significant issues and events in American history. Throughout this course, students are required to use information from a variety of sources to evaluate causes and explore values in history. All assignments are designed to help students think more widely, make connections, and reach their own conclusions. In addition, students have regular opportunities throughout the course to pursue areas of interest and create projects of their own design.
Additional Materials Recommended
The following materials are recommended for use with this coursebook:
* This course is designed to be textbook-independent. This means that students can use ANY textbook or other research materials to learn about the lesson topics. Students may want to purchase a United States History or American History textbook to use as the primary reading material, or use any combination of materials, but there isn’t one specific textbook attached to this course. For your convenience, we offer McGraw Hill United States History & Geography. However, please be aware that the coursebook does not reference specific page numbers from this textbook.
Product Details
- Publisher: Oak Meadow, Inc.
- Version date: July 2022
- Pages: 136
- Binding: Spiral bound
- Product dimensions: 8.5 x 11 inches
