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Cutting a Path: Daniel Boone and the Cumberland Gap
Elizabeth Raum
Paperback (Capstone Press, Aug. 1, 2015)Imagine being asked to explore an unknown part of the country. That's exactly what happened to Daniel Boone in the mid-1700s. Boone and others cut a path through the wilderness of Kentucky and Virginia. Lively language, historical illustrations, and primary source journal entries from Boone and his fellow settlers help readers feel as if they were a part of the journey. Meets Common Core critical thinking standards, and provides strong ties to social studies standards on westward expansion.
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Cutting a Path
Elizabeth Raum
eBook (Capstone Press, Jan. 1, 2018)Imagine being asked to explore an unknown part of the country. That's exactly what happened to Daniel Boone in the mid-1700s. Boone and others cut a path through the wilderness of Kentucky and Virginia. Lively language, historical illustrations, and primary source journal entries from Boone and his fellow settlers help readers feel as if they were a part of the journey. Meets Common Core critical thinking standards, and provides strong ties to social studies standards on westward expansion.
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Cutting a Path: Daniel Boone and the Cumberland Gap
Elizabeth Raum
Library Binding (Capstone Press, Aug. 1, 2015)Imagine being asked to explore an unknown part of the country. That's exactly what happened to Daniel Boone in the mid-1700s. Boone and others cut a path through the wilderness of Kentucky and Virginia. Lively language, historical illustrations, and primary source journal entries from Boone and his fellow settlers help readers feel as if they were a part of the journey. Meets Common Core critical thinking standards, and provides strong ties to social studies standards on westward expansion.
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Cutting a Path: Daniel Boone and the Cumberland Gap
Elizabeth Raum
Paperback (Capstone Press, March 15, 1814)None
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Cutting a Path : Daniel Boone and the Cumberland Gap
Elizabeth Raum
Hardcover (Capstone Press, Aug. 16, 2015)Imagine being asked to explore an unknown part of the country. That's exactly what happened to Daniel Boone in the mid-1700s. Boone and others cut a path through the wilderness of Kentucky and Virginia. Lively language, historical illustrations, and primary source journal entries from Boone and his fellow settlers help readers feel as if they were a part of the journey. Meets Common Core critical thinking standards, and provides strong ties to social studies standards on westward expansion.