Historical Perspectives with Mr. Mault

Dive into the fascinating story of Betsy Ross, an iconic figure in American history. Best known for her connection to the first American flag, Betsy Ross’s life reflects courage, skill, and dedication during a pivotal time in the nation’s past. Explore her early years as a skilled seamstress, her efforts during the Revolutionary War, and the famous tale of how she crafted the stars and stripes that would unite the country.

Whether you're curious about American flag history, inspiring Revolutionary War stories, or the role of women in history, this episode brings Betsy Ross’s legacy to life. Learn about her contributions, her challenges, and why the Betsy Ross House remains a treasured landmark for visitors today.

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What happens when a curious third-grader discovers the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr.? Meet Mia, a young girl inspired by Martin’s message of peaceful change and fairness. After learning about his fight for equality, she decides to bring kindness and inclusion to her school playground. This heartwarming story explores how anyone, even kids, can take small steps to make a big difference.

This is a fictional story to go along with the non-fiction podcast about Martin Luther King Jr.

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On this episode, learn more about Martin Luther King Jr., the changes he made, and the legacy that he left.

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In this episode, join Lila on an icy, magical adventure in "Lila’s Arctic Adventure." Follow her and Tom as they explore the Arctic, solve puzzles, and face frozen challenges in their mission to find the Northwest Passage. A fun, imaginative story that brings history to life.

This is a fictional story to go along with the non-fiction podcast about the Northwest Passage.

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We love talking about the Northwest passage so much, we have additional episodes! We first ran some stories in 2021 and now we have more!

On this episode, discover the exciting tale of the Northwest Passage! Learn about the icy challenges, daring explorers, and famous attempts to find this Arctic shortcut. From John Cabot to Roald Amundsen, hear how history was shaped by bravery, mystery, and determination in the search for a faster route between oceans. 

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On this episode, hear a story about a brother and sister who love very different types of rides. Emma, she loves Ferris Wheels. Jake love thrill rides, especially roller coasters. Can they learn to find the joy in both rides? Let's wheel in and find out!

This is a fictional story to go along with the non-fiction podcast about Ferris Wheels.

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On this episode, we will be discussing the history of Ferris Wheels. Who invented them? Why was the first one built? How have they changed over time? This episode explores it all.

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On this episode, hear the story of Lily, a little girl with a BIG presidential-sized dream. 

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On this episode, we will be discussing the history of Presidents' Day. Where did it begin? How do we celebrate? What does it take to be a good leader?

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Join us for a fun and educational EXTENDED episode all about Groundhog Day! Perfect for kids, this podcast dives into the history of this quirky holiday, from its roots in European traditions to how it became a big celebration starring the famous Punxsutawney Phil. Through engaging storytelling and plenty of fun facts, your little ones will learn why Phil emerges each February 2nd and what it means when he “sees his shadow.”

Packed with fascinating trivia, lighthearted explanations of weather predictions, and ideas for celebrating at home, this episode is perfect for curious minds. Whether you’re a parent or teacher looking for engaging and informative content, this podcast will keep kids entertained while sparking their interest in traditions and community celebrations. Tune in and discover why Groundhog Day is more than just about shadows—it’s a chance to connect, learn, and have fun!

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These packs are the perfect way to have your students learn about history, while reading, writing, and thinking deeply about primary sources.

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