Cobblestone American History Magazine for Kids - July/August 2017

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Work, Work, Work! Spotlight on Child Labor
An effort to protect children and childhoods led to the creation of important labor laws 100 years ago.

Dear Mama Letters From A Mill Girl

Lowell, Massachusetts, on the Merrimack River, was founded in the 1820s as a textile manufacturing center.

6 mins

Champions For Reform

Imagine that instead of going to school 7 hours a day, 5 days a week, 9 months a year, you went to work 14 hours a day, 6 days a week, 12 months a year.

4 mins

Focusing On Labor

Photographs can communicate in many ways.

3 mins

What The Camera Captured - Indoors

The photographs on the following pages are part of the collection of the National Child Labor Committee (NCLC) and are attributed to Lewis W. Hine.

2 mins

What The Camera Captured - Outdoors

William Parralla, 7 years old, newsboy, 313 Second St., SW, Washington, D.C. Newsboy without a badge who tried to “short change” me when he sold me a paper. “He can rustle de poipers,” another boy said. April 1912.

2 mins

Extra! Extra! Newsboys Strike!

Kid Blink, a teenage boy small for his age and blind in one eye, buttoned his shirt and brushed back his hair as he took the stage.

4 mins

It's The Law

By 1910, about 2 million children under the age of 15 worked in industry, according to National Archives and Records Administration data.

4 mins

Give The Kids A Break! Crossword Puzzle

Can you solve this puzzle about the people and events connected to child labor and the issues it generated? All the information to help you can be found in this issue. Answers on page 48.

1 min

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Cobblestone American History Magazine for Kids Description:

Embark on an exciting journey through the annals of American history with Cobblestone Magazine for Kids. We're thrilled to introduce you to this engaging publication that brings history to life for young minds. Cobblestone Magazine for Kids is not just a magazine; it's a gateway to exploring the rich tapestry of American history in a way that captivates and educates.

Published by Cricket Media, Cobblestone Magazine for Kids is designed to make history an exciting and accessible adventure for children. As your young readers explore the pages of Cobblestone, they'll encounter a variety of features designed to make history come alive:

* Historical Stories: Engaging narratives that transport young readers to different periods of American history.

* Interactive Activities: Fun and educational activities that reinforce historical concepts and encourage active learning.

* Profiles of Historical Figures: Learn about key figures who played significant roles in shaping the nation.

* Exploration of Events: In-depth explorations of important events and milestones in American history.

* Illustrations and Visuals: Rich visuals, including maps, illustrations, and photographs, that enhance the learning experience.


Cobblestone American History Magazine for Kids is the perfect companion for young explorers eager to uncover the fascinating stories woven into the fabric of American history. Subscribe now and watch as your child's curiosity and understanding of history blossom.