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A yearlong U.S. civics curriculum that makes government feel clear, relevant, and surprisingly engaging.
$110
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2026 Sixth-Grade Curriculum Kit
Uncle Sam and You Curriculum
Government affects everyday life, yet many students finish school with only a vague idea of how it actually works. Uncle Sam and You takes a different approach, helping students explore American government, citizenship, history, and civic responsibility through engaging lessons grounded in a Biblical worldview.
Designed as a Christian homeschool civics curriculum, this year-long course introduces students to the foundations of American government while connecting those ideas to real people, historical events, character development, and responsible citizenship. Rather than presenting government as a collection of dry facts and definitions, the course shows how the principles behind America's system developed and why they matter.
Although the two hardcover volumes appear substantial, the lessons are approachable and written directly to the student. Each week includes four manageable chapters followed by a family activity that may involve a game, craft, discussion, or meal designed to reinforce the concepts being studied. Many families find that these shared activities are where the lessons come alive, and the conversations begin.
The included Citizen's Handbook adds depth through primary-source documents, historical selections, and stories that highlight character traits and civic virtues. Together, these resources help students move beyond memorizing government terms and begin understanding the ideas and responsibilities that accompany citizenship.
One of the program's strengths is its flexibility. Students can work independently; families can read and discuss the lessons together; and optional resources, such as the Student Workbook and Lesson Review, provide additional practice, activities, puzzles, and assessments for those who want extra reinforcement.
Literature connections further enrich the course. The recommended books put real faces and stories behind the principles being studied, helping students see that government and citizenship affect real people, not just historical figures and elected officials.
For families seeking a Christian civics curriculum, a government course, or a homeschool study of American citizenship, Uncle Sam and You offers a thoughtful blend of history, government, character development, and a Biblical perspective. It's the kind of course that helps students answer not only how government works, but also why informed, responsible citizenship matters in everyday life.

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We consider the literature component of the Notgrass history courses to be optional. You can have your student complete the Notgrass literature, with related assignments, instead of the Mosdos course if you like. We don't recommend trying to do both unless your student is highly motivated. Alternatively, if your student is an avid reader, he might enjoy simply reading any or all of the suggested books to supplement the history.








