World War I for Kids: A History with 21 Activities (50) (For Kids series) Paperback – April 1, 2014

My 9yr old granddaughter loves history and really liked this series of books. She will take it anywhere she goes instead of her tablet! We haven't tried any of the projects yet, but that will be something to do during summer break.

A very accurate book, it is missing a few pieces of information, but I bought it for my nine year old nephew, who is a World War I buff and he absolutely loved it! Several activities that are fun and educational for them to do!

I was looking for a companion to Susan Wise Bauer's "Story of the World" series to help expand our study of World War I. Not only is this a fantastic resource for projects, but the text will be a valuable addition to our reading. What a fantastic book!

Many "activities" involve "computer with access to the internet." Goodness, I can come up with internet searches on my own. There are other activities such as making a model gas mask, training a dog to carry messages (daughter did this immediately! ha ha ha...), and baking war bread. Beneficially, this book has more information than I've ever known on the topic, but some of the information isn't arranged chronologically within the chapter, and I was hoping for more activities I could use in a small classroom. The photos are amazing, and it's still worth 4 stars for sure!

Worth buyingGreat for homeschoolingI have learned so much as well as my kids!

My nephew is 10 and obsessed with WWI stuff! Bought this for his birthday and he loves it!!!

I do not understand why this is centered towards kids. it's a lot of text reading maybe for high school kids but not for little kids there are a few projects here and there in the book otherwise the information is pretty generic nothing new and exciting could be used as an introductory book for high schoolers perhaps

This book series makes history interesting for children. It takes the horrors of war and puts it on a child's level, teaching them what happened in the war and why we had the war, and what happened to end the war.