The Brazil Unit Study is now a paperback. The same ten units that have been selling as a digital download are printed and bound — 233 pages, full colour, 8.5 by 11 inches — and the printed edition is live on Amazon.
A country study that treats Brazil as a real place
Rivers that have names. Animals with a conservation status. Legends older than the country itself. And numbers a parent can check — every figure in the book is traced to IBGE, IUCN, UNESCO, IPHAN or INPE, and the back of the book lists each source with the date it was read.
What is inside
- Ten units, in order — where Brazil is, the flag and the people, the five regions, the Amazon, fifty animals, twenty-four legends, food and daily life, music and carnival and sport, the landmarks, and the timeline.
- Written for three children at once. Every content page carries a narration box for ages six and up and a deep-dive box for ages ten and up. One page, one reading, three levels.
- Assessment that closes the loop. A ten-question quiz in every unit, a forty-question final exam, a full answer key, and an illustrated glossary of 221 terms.
- Built for the way homeschool actually runs. A four-week plan and an eight-week plan, a materials list, a progress tracker, and notebooking, copywork and hands-on pages you can use or skip.
- Secular. No religious framing, in either direction.
Why a printed edition
Because a book you read from is not the same object as a stack of pages you print. The printed edition is the Complete Book only — bound, in colour, with permission to photocopy the printable pages for the children in your own household printed on page 2. The Printable Pack stays where it makes sense: as a download, for the family that wants the cards, the lapbook and the maps to cut out.
Where to get it
It is live. Brazil: A Complete Unit Study — paperback on Amazon. US$ 29.95 · 233 pages · 8.5 by 11 inches · full colour · ISBN 979-8194729401 · printed and shipped by Amazon.
Amazon takes a few days to finish setting a new title up, so the “Look inside” preview and the stock line may still be settling in. The book itself can be ordered now.
Written by a born-and-raised Brazilian — a carioca who grew up with these legends, ate this food, and learned these rivers in school.
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