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History Activity Adventure Pack

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$18.87 $29.95 In stock

Inspire a life-long love of history with this exciting award-winning subscription for kids. Each month, a time machine bursting with fun, educational activities will arrive, introducing a new time in history. Through an exciting combination of fiction, non-fiction, puzzles & more, children will be inspired to love history.

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Riley J. ★★★★★

My son was so excited to open the first box that he insisted we do the "decode the ancient message" activity before dinner. The variety of hands-on projects keeps him engaged for over an hour at a time. Already looking forward to next month's time machine arrival.

Stella ★★★★★

The monthly time machine concept has completely changed our after-school routine—my daughter grabs it before her tablet now. Last month's ancient Egypt activities kept her engaged for a full week, and she's already asking when the next delivery arrives.

Victoria M. ★★★★★

My kid literally counts down the days until that monthly box shows up, and the "time machine" theme makes opening it feel like an event. The activities are so hands-on that he's actually asking questions about ancient civilizations now, which never happened with regular books.