American History Teachers:

Tap the free resources of the Strange America Learning Project to supplement textbook resources. Your complimentary kit comes with lesson plans and weird-but-true history that motivates even hard-to-reach students! Sign up via the following contact information for your free educator materials:

John Hafnor   Lone Pine Productions
3116 W. County Rd. 38E
Fort Collins, CO 80526
office cell phone 970-443-5211   email jhafnor@aol.com.

You'll deal directly with author John Hafnor.
He'll send you a full list of available resources when you provide:

1. Grade Level
2. Areas of Interest
3. Description of your school and location

Here's a sample table of contents from one resource:

General Information……………………………………………..…….2
Overview, Patterns in American History, Migrations…………....2
Science………………………………………………………….……....2-3
Native Americans……………………………………………………...3
From Horses to Cars………………………………………………….4
America Before Maps, Early Maps, GPS and GIS………….….….4
Alternative Resources, Bibliography…………………………..…...5
Natural History………………………………………………………....5
Perspective on the “darker? side of U.S. history………………...5
America and World War II…………………………………….……...6
Measuring Wealth Over Time………………………………………..6
Selected State Content Standards and Resources………….…..6-7
Serious Fun with Google Earth……………………….……………...7
Author Visits……………………………………………….…………...7
Settler and Indian Conflict……………………………….…………...8
Learning from Non-English Name Places in America…………...8
You Can Do It! List of Activities……………………….………….......9-10
Human Strivings, Inspirational Tales…………………….……........11-13
Online Information and How to Contact the Author…..…………..13
Bibliography…………………………………………………………......13

Send your request in care of author John Hafnor at jhafnor@aol.com. All teacher guides are free. Ask about how your school can qualify for great educational rates on Strange But True, America, and free copies for teachers.