“Little Plays From American History for Young Folks” is a charming collection of short dramas designed to bring pivotal moments in American history to life for young audiences. Written by Alice Johnstone Walker and originally published in 1914, these plays offer a delightful and engaging way for children to learn about key events and figures from the nation's past.
Each play focuses on a different historical episode, presented in a format easily accessible and enjoyable for young performers and viewers alike. Ideal for classroom use, school performances, or family entertainment, this collection provides a unique opportunity to explore American history through the art of dramatic presentation. Rediscover these patriotic plays and introduce a new generation to the stories that shaped America.
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