Other editions of book The Hand of Peace; The Hand of War: What Should I Do?

HISTORY TEACHING AIDS CREATED BY TEACHERS!For 5 minutes, you will be someone famous from the past.Have fun pretending that you're an Iroquois man, Samuel de Champlain, an Acadian pioneer, and William Van Horne (a railway genius), at the exact moment when they're having a problem. Then make a decision for them.The 9 books in the "What Should I Do?" series let you do just that. Each book will let you swap places with 10 fascinating people.THE HAND OF PEACE; THE HAND OF WAR:In The Hand of Peace; The Hand of War, you'll change places with famous and interesting people who lived in early Canada (1535-1886). For five minutes, you'll be Crowfoot, a Blackfoot chief. You've just heard that some of your warriors have stolen horses that belong to European settlers. Will you order them to return the horses? Now you're Father Lacombe, a pioneer priest on the Canadian prairies. A Sarcee woman has been kidnapped by your friends, the Cree, and she has asked you to help free her. Will you help her, or will you stay out of the matter? Read The Hand of Peace; The Hand of War to find out what really happened.FOR SOME GEOGRAPHY FUN:Check out our "What Country Am I?" series of 3 books, which give you hints about 10 countries and then ask you "What country am I?""No man is an island." (John Donne, poet, 16th-17th century)

Crowfoot, a Blackfoot chief, needs your help...For 5 minutes, you will be someone famous from the past.Have fun pretending that you're an Iroquois man, Samuel de Champlain, an Acadian pioneer, and William Van Horne (a railway genius), at the exact moment when they're having a problem. Then make a decision for them.The 9 books in the “What Should I Do?” series let you do just that. Each book will let you swap places with 10 fascinating people.The Hand of Peace; The Hand of War:In The Hand of Peace; The Hand of War, you’ll change places with famous and interesting people who lived in early Canada (1535-1886). For five minutes, you’ll be Crowfoot, a Blackfoot chief. You’ve just heard that some of your warriors have stolen horses that belong to European settlers. Will you order them to return the horses? Now you’re Father Lacombe, a pioneer priest on the Canadian prairies. A Sarcee woman has been kidnapped by your friends, the Cree, and she has asked you to help free her. Will you help her, or will you stay out of the matter? Read The Hand of Peace; The Hand of War to find out what really happened.For some geography fun: Check out our “What Country Am I?” series of 3 books, which give you hints about 10 different countries and then ask you the question, “What country am I?”“No man is an island.” (John Donne, poet, 16th-17th century)