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This giveaway is for TWO curriculum CDs from Heritage History: Ancient Greece and Ancient Rome, valued at $24/each.
Ancient Greece Curriculum CD
Greek history from the earliest days of myth and legend, through the Golden age of Athens, to the Greco-Roman Era. Includes a selection of simplified classics based on the works of renowned poets, historians and playwrights.
46 books, 50 maps, Study Guide.
Ancient Rome – Curriculum CD
Romantic stories from Roman history for students of all abilities, from legends of early heroes to stories of political turmoil in the imperial era. Stories from Gothic, Carthaginian, and Byzantine history also included.
45 books, 60 maps, Study Guide.
This giveaway is part of the 2015 Curriculum Clean Out.
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To enter to win the two Heritage History curriculum CDs, just follow the directions on the widget below. The giveaway will be open until Monday, June 1st at 11:59pm. Giveaway is open to US residents only or those with a US mailing address.
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This would go perfect with our upcoming history studies!!!
Love that you are doing this!!