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A not-so-well-known document that the men on the Mayflower
charted upon landing in the New World indicates the importance of unified and
established governances. This document sowed the seeds of democracy in the new
colonies. The Mayflower Compact is not a document I was familiar with, but it
is one that held such great importance for the longevity and success of the
colony when they arrived. Take advantage of the glossary and wonderful
vocabulary words presented, study the timeline, and discuss the critical
thinking questions as a family. Pgs. 32, sc. ~Rebecca
Publisher's Description of Mayflower Compact (Inside Guide: Documents of Democracy)
The Pilgrims who sailed to what is now the United States on the
Mayflower laid the foundation for democracy in the United States with
the Mayflower Compact. It created a new set of laws for their community
and gave them stability in the New World. Vivid historical and
contemporary images and intriguing sidebars enhance the accessible text
to show readers how crucial this frequently-overlooked document was to
the future of America. In addition, critical-thinking questions
challenge readers to take what they've learned and apply it to the world
around them today.
Introduce young readers to the documents that laid the bedrock for this nation. Some documents may surprise you, as you will learn about the Mayflower Compact and the Magna Carta. These brief readers introduce great vocabulary, timelines, classical artwork, and critical thinking discussion questions, and would make a great unit study (especially during an election year). There are factoids on people, places, and events throughout the pages that are easy to engage with and will stick in little minds. Nonfiction readers like these open students to further research and can lead students to interest-based learning during your school year. ~Rebecca
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