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Read about Crazy Horse or Tashunka Witko (1849?-1877), a Lakota Sioux warrior who was a leader in the Native American victory over the U.S. government in the Battle of the Little Bighorn, Custer’s Last Stand.

Read about Sitting Bull (1831-1890), the courageous Lakota leader. He was the last Native American chief to surrender to the U.S. government.

Read about the inventor Johannes Gutenberg, whose printing press revolutionized the world.

Read about the ancient Greek philosopher Plato, who was Socrates’ protégé, Aristotle’s teacher, and the founder of the world’s first university, the Academy.

A Book for Early Readers: Read it online or print it out!

Read about the life of King George III of Great Britain. “Mad King George” ruled the British Empire at the time of the American Revolution. His reign was a key moment in the shift of power from the monarchy to an elected Parliament.

Use the list of vegetable-related to answer simple questions.

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Each day we feature a new page, highlighting the variety of content that Enchanted Learning offers.

Our pages now have a useful ribbon near the top showing related pages. When you’re on a page, you’ll see what other pages were of interest to people who visited that page.

Read about the ancient Greek philosopher Socrates, creator of the Socratic method and staunch supporter of rationality, who believed in questioning all assumptions.

Match each Julius Caesar-related word to its definition in this printable worksheet.

A concrete poem combines poetry with art. The words are arranged in a shape or design showing the meaning of the poem.

Write your own concrete poem! A concrete poem has the words arranged in a shape or design showing the poem’s meaning.

A Book for Early Readers: Read it online or print it out!

Use the list of bird spelling words to answer simple questions.