A Journey in Liberty

Brand new title from Knowledge Quest

Join author Dawn Boyer, seasoned and enthusiastic co-op teacher of US government classes using primary source documents, on A Journey in Liberty as she presents the US Constitution in an understandable and memorable way. This curriculum is a year long course for middle and/or high school students and qualifies for a social studies credit in US government. This course works beautifully in a home, school or co-op setting. Over 300 jam-packed pages!

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Tags: a journey in liberty, KQ10K, us constitution

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Vanessa Reinhardt

For some reason, I am having trouble pinning the image to Pinterest, as it says the image is not valid. Anyone know what I could be doing wrong?
- Christie Jarvis
  
  It won’t let me pin either. I am trying from my mobile and I keep gettting an error message that says “Pin failed to upload”
Melody

I would love to have a fresh civics curriculum. The one I used for my son is not going to work well for my daughters. And I was having trouble with pinterest, too, but I just used my Pin It button on my bookmarks bar (Mozilla Firefox). After I pinned it, I went to pinterest, refreshed my page, clicked on the appropriate pin and copy/pasted the link. Hope that helps.
Rebekah Kuriakose

I am having trouble pinning too.
jennifer fraunfelder

pinterest pinning isnt working
Christine

I have not been able to pin any of them….
- yekcal
  
  It’s not working for me either so I opened another window with their Pinterest board. I’ve just been pinning off that. Hope this helps!
yekcal

THANKS!!
Tawna Jacobs

The pinterest thing isn’t working.
- Tawna Jacobs
  
  I’m sorry – I see other people have already mentioned it.