Notgrass “Uncle Sam & You” Civics & Government Bundle

Notgrass “Uncle Sam & You” Civics & Government Bundle – Middle School Homeschool Curriculum

Built around a Biblical worldview and enriched with primary sources, this one-year civics course is ideal for grades 5–8. It walks students through how American government functions—covering federal, state, and local levels—with colorful illustrations, holiday units, and engaging hands-on activities ideal for independent learners or family-led instruction. Offered as individual hardcover volumes and supporting materials.

Product Components & Details:

• Brand Name (Vendor): Notgrass Company
• ISBN & Titles:
  • Part I Textbook – ISBN 9781609990466
  • Part II Textbook – ISBN 9781609990473
  • Answer Key – ISBN 9781609990503
  • The Citizen’s Handbook – ISBN 9781609990480
  • Grade Level: Middle School (Grades 5–8)
• Media Type: Hardcover (full‑color illustrated pieces + saddle‑stitched Answer Key)
• Publisher: Notgrass History / Notgrass Company
• Condition: Used, but both textbooks have spine separation
• Inside Condition: Clean pages; minimal wear; no heavy highlighting or writing
• Subject: American Civics & Government / Citizenship / History

Overview:
This set makes a strong addition to any middle-school homeschool civics curriculum. Part I and Part II guide students through foundational topics—including symbols, holidays, federal structure, elections, and civic responsibilities—while The Citizen’s Handbook offers relevant primary source readings (speeches, letters, virtue stories). The Answer Key provides complete solutions for vocabulary, worksheets, quizzes, and reviews.

Lessons are organized into 30 units (15 per volume), plus optional holiday-themed family projects. Activities include vocabulary, creative writing, Bible study, and projects that reinforce core civic concepts. Perfect for students learning independently or for teaching co‑op or multi-aged learning environments.

Families love how this Christian curriculum encourages critical thinking, discussion, and meaningful connections between history, government, and faith—making government come alive and equipping students to be informed and thoughtful citizens in today’s world.