
Emma & Noah’s American Adventures
Emma and Noah Learn About the Pilgrims: A Journey of Faith and Thanksgiving
Emma’s thankful list is about to take her across an ocean!
Join Emma, Noah, and Grandpa on an imaginary journey into the Pilgrims’ story. From England and Holland to the Mayflower and Plymouth, the children discover why the Pilgrims wanted freedom to worship God and how courage, responsibility, and help from others shaped their experiences.
Along the way, they learn about the Mayflower Compact, the first hard winter, Squanto’s knowledge, and Massasoit’s peace agreement. They visit the harvest feast of 1621, then travel onward to family planting in 1623, a threatening drought, prayer, and welcome rain.
Warm conversations and Pilgrim fact boxes help young readers follow the history. A glossary, discussion prompts, and a thankful-notebook activity invite families to keep learning together.
Paperback · $15.00 USD
- Format:
- Paperback
- Length:
- 46 pages
- Size:
- 8.5 × 8.5 inches
- Reading age:
- 6–10 years
- ISBN:
- 9798167267817
Faith, family & Thanksgiving
A journey of courage, faith, and thanksgiving.
Read together, ask questions, and keep the conversation going.
An imaginary journey through history
Emma, Noah, and Grandpa follow the Pilgrims from England and Holland to the Mayflower and Plymouth, learning about worship, courage, and the Mayflower Compact.
The story beyond 1621
The children discover Squanto’s knowledge and Massasoit’s peace agreement, then follow the story from the 1621 harvest gathering to planting, drought, prayer, and rain in 1623.
Keep the conversation going
Pilgrim fact boxes, a glossary, discussion prompts, and a thankful-notebook activity offer ways for young readers and families to reflect and keep learning together.
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Emma & Noah’s American Adventures
Explore America’s people, places, symbols, and traditions with Emma and Noah. Their illustrated adventures introduce history and citizenship through meaningful stories and curious questions.
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