Catherine Mcgrew Jaime: 51 books

I have been a fan of Shakespeare for many, many years, and have been helping students enjoy reading his plays for over a decade. But sometimes, when a student or adult wants to enjoy Shakespeare without the benefit of a group to read the plays aloud with, it would be nice to have Shakespeare in the...

Too often we brush over the American Revolution when we are studying U.S. History or U.S. Government. We might give it a paragraph or two in a textbook, or a short mention in a lecture, but generally nothing more. My desire here is to make some of the major people and events of the American Revolution...

...Or Should There? We take for granted that laws are a necessary part of society. But does everything need to be regulated? Do more laws make us more secure? Happier? Or do they just grow government? This little booklet, clearly written by a fiscal conservative, takes a look at a number...

Between Dee and Cathy they have 14 children; and have traveled throughout the country (and in various parts of the world) with their respective families, logging hundreds of thousands of miles. They like short trips, long trips, and pretty much any kinds of trips...Day trips, multi-week trips...They've...

A lapbook is a portable project filled with pictures and other neat information about a topic. It's a great hands-on way for students to start learning about a topic, or to wrap up a study. But many teachers/parents are intimidated by where to begin with these great resources. Our goal is to take...

For many young writers the most difficult part of their task is getting started. They want to write. (Or someone else wants them to write!) But they don’t know where to begin. And oftentimes when they do begin, they are overwhelmed by the risks of improper spelling or improper punctuation. This...

This little book includes:A Brief Look at Advent and CHRISTmas; CHRISTmas Traditions Around the World; CHRISTmas Scriptures and Hymns; and CHRISTmas Carols and Their History.A great little resource if you are looking for more about the history and traditions of this important holiday.

Book 6 in the Horsey and Friends series: Join Henrietta as she journeys to Dearborn, Michigan to visit Henry Ford's Greenfield Village, possibly the largest outdoor museum in the world. Whether you are planning a trip to the Detroit area, or just want to see what all the fuss is about, you will enjoy Henrietta's story, illustrated with over 100 photographs of this amazing place.

The third book in our "Horsey and Friends" series. This one follows the adventures of our stuffed alligator, as he goes back to Florida. Complete with fun pictures and travel tips!

This is the second book in the Horsey and Friends series. In this adventure, our stuffed raccoon travels to Washington D.C. with five teenage guys and two Moms. An exciting time is had by all. Whether you are planning a family trip to D.C. or not, you will enjoy Bandit's adventure.

This informative book can serve to introduce you to the fascinating city of Wuerzburg, Germany, or to help you understand the history behind the sites you are seeing. The book includes an annotated guide to the city's history, an alphabetical guide to the sites and people, and an in-depth look at the Residenz.

Join Muffin Puffin as she goes on her second cruise - this one across the Gulf of Mexico to the Yucatan Peninsula where she visits Progresso and Cozumel. She shares the fun they had as they cruised, along with historical facts she learned, and cruising tips.

This book was written to be an alternative to high school economic textbooks (particularly for homeschoolers).Warning, it is clearly written by a fiscal conservative!This student book includes 36 lessons, and an optional mid-term exam and final. (The answers and two optional classroom...

This mini lesson presents what we did to clear up the distinction between a Democracy and a Republic. Easy, fun, and effective...