ULearn American History
Grades 5–8Exploring Events That Shaped America
ULearn American History takes students on a structured journey through the exploration, discovery, and development of America — with engaging lessons, maps, visuals, and source-based learning.
Grades
5–8
Standards
NCSS middle school
Sources
Primary & secondary
Support
USB with reviews, tests & slides
Overview
Why Teachers Choose ULearn American History
Source-Based Learning
Primary and secondary sources relay the historical facts.
Maps & Visuals
Pictures and colorful maps make each era concrete.
NCSS-Aligned
Aligned with NCSS middle school standards for structured instruction.
Teacher’s Edition
Lesson objectives, guidance, and teaching strategies.
Levels & Grades
Three Books, Exploration to the Cold War
1492–1800
American History · Volume 1
Grades 5–8
1800–1865
American History · Volume 2
Grades 5–8
1877–2020
Modern History
Grades 7–8
What’s Included
Everything You Need to Teach
Student Edition
Softcover workbook with pictures, colorful maps, and primary sources.
Historical Thinking
Primary and secondary sources build real historical-thinking skills.
USB Flash Drive
Chapter review and summary sheets, two-part chapter tests, and narrated PowerPoint slide shows (American History 1 & 2).
Pricing & Formats
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Each book · Student Edition
Print class set
$1,245
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