Elizabeth I, The People's Queen by Kerrie Logan Hollihan introduces young readers to the strength, intelligence, and leadership of one of history’s most remarkable rulers. The book highlights Elizabeth’s determination, resilience, and ability to overcome challenges while guiding England through a transformative era. It encourages readers to value courage, wisdom, and perseverance in facing obstacles. Elizabeth’s story inspires confidence and a deeper understanding of leadership and history.

Our homeschool history curriculum uses Elizabeth I, The People's Queen to deliver interactive and creative lessons. Here are a few examples:

• Interdisciplinary Learning: Students explore the Elizabethan era’s blend of history, literature, and science, focusing on Queen Elizabeth’s influence and the Renaissance’s artistic, literary, and scientific advancements.
• Critical Thinking and Analysis: Students analyze Elizabethan policies and Renaissance ideas through primary sources like letters, speeches, and eyewitness accounts to understand their motivations and impacts.
• Creative Expression: Students showcase their learning through art, music, and writing by reenacting speeches, creating Renaissance-inspired art, or writing in Shakespearean style.
• Hands-on Projects: From mapping exploratory voyages to designing period costumes, students will better grasp the era's daily life and global impact.