Joy Hakim: Finding the Stories in Science and History

To Order A History of US

OXFORD'S TEACHING GUIDES are available from Oxford University Press or Amazon. See below for the Johns Hopkins teacher/​student materials.

To order JOHNS HOPKINS TEACHING MATERIALS for A History of US, which were created by the university's Talent Development Program, go to Amazon.com and enter the title of the book + either “Teaching Guide” or “Resource Book.” You need to order both the Teaching Guide and the Resource Book to have the complete curriculum. For example, type “Liberty for All? Teaching Guide” or “Liberty for All Resource Book.” This will result in multiple versions of teaching materials, so make sure you order the Johns Hopkins materials (blue cover) with a publication date of December 2010. (Older publication date versions may not be complete!) The books list for $40 and $35 respectively, so your total cost should be $75. Oxford no longer carries the JHU materials. It sells its own teaching guide.

K12 has produced an abridged 4 volume edition of A History of US.
INDIVIDUAL VOLUMES OF THE 4- VOLUME K12 CONCISE EDITION OF THE HISTORY BOOKS ARE AVAILABLE FROM AMAZON:

The PBS Freedom: A History of US DVD's are available in the PBS Teacher Shop. A great teacher resource with downloadable activities and content can be found at the Freedom: History of US PBS Teachers' website. Or go directly to: www.pbs.org/​wnet/​historyofus for that free downloadable resource packed with teacher and student materials.
The book, Freedom:A History of US, a one-volume U.S. history is being reissued. Look for publication information on this website.

For special school prices on either hard or softcover books educators should contact Oxford University Press directly. School discounts and adoption rates apply. For more information, please contact ahofus@​oup.com or Customer Service below:

THE STORY OF SCIENCE: Aristotle Leads the Way; Newton at the Center; and Einstein Adds A New Dimension

To Order The Story of Science: "Aristotle Leads the Way," "Newton At the Center," and "Einstein Adds a New Dimension."
Books are available from Amazon, B&N, and other book sources. They are also available from the National Science Teachers Association (NSTA) and in quantity from Smithsonian Books.

Teaching materials are available from Amazon, Smithsonian Books, and NSTA (the National Science Teachers Associaton).
The teaching guide for Einstein Adds A New Dimension is in ebook format and can be found on the NSTA website. It is free to NSTA members and $9.95 to others.

Educators should contact Smithsonian Books for special school prices on the science books:

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