Ethan Allen and the Green Mountain Boys by Slater Brown

(W-40) Alaska Gold Rush by May McNeer (92) Alexander Hamilton & Aaron Burr by Anna Walsh (W-3) Adventures of Ulysses by Gerald Gottlieb Sterling North (61) Adventures Discoveries of Marco Polo by First word 'the' has been omitted where appropriate. Landmarks (63) in alphabetical order with the book number listed after the author in It is my hope that this book list provides you with JUST ONE book to share with your kids.Here are all the Landmarks (122) plus World

Kipling: Neighbors in Vermont by Lenore BlegvadĪnd there you have it! 20 living books about Vermont. For more information, please read my full disclosure policy.ĭescriptions come from Amazon some are edited for length Living Books about Vermont Books Set in Vermont Illustrated Chapter Books set in Vermont If you click and make a purchase, we earn a commission at NO extra cost to you. Calvin Coolidge, the 29th President was born on Jin Plymouth, Vermont. Chester Arthur, the 20th President of the United States, was born in Fairfield, VT on October 5, 1829.Vermont is named from the French words “vert mont” which means “green mountain.”.Vermont entered the Union on March 4, 1791.Vermont is nicknamed the Green Mountain State because when French explorer Samuel de Champlain first viewed the state’s deep blue-green mountain ranges and white pine trees he dubbed it “the green mountain.”.ICYMI, click HERE for all the other state book lists! Vermont History and Facts Some books are about Vermont and its history, while others are set in Vermont, or famous people from Vermont.

While this book list might not entirely filled nonfiction books filled with facts and figures about Vermont they DO make the state come alive to the reader. Living books are books that make the subject you are studying come alive and are written by people who love the subject. My approach to homeschooling involves what as Charlotte Mason coined, living books. Studying and learning about Vermont and its history can be achieved without bland nonfiction textbooks. It was until 1791 Vermont negotiated its way into the union. Did you know that Vermont was it’s own country from 1777-1791? And that it was the first state AFTER the original 13 colonies? During the American Revolution, Vermonters declared independence both from Great Britain and from New York (who was claiming Vermont as part of New York).

Ethan Allen and the Green Mountain Boys by Slater Brown