"Re-enacts the home life and self-sufficiency of a family in colonial New England during the late 17th century. Describes how colonial children received their education by studying at home, and portrays the duties and chores of each member of the family. Portrays a spirit of helpfulness between families, and emphasizes the role of religion in the home." - Summary from Worldcat.

Part of the "Children of many lands" series, and the "Elementary social studies" series.