3.+Literature+List

Zack's Literature This book offers tours through various parts of St. Augustine and provides a historical perspective for the class. A little more advanced but provides the students the opportunity to get an idea of the natural beauty of the location. Also helps to find more locations for the students to see and visit other than the "highlight" locations.

This book provides an easy for children way to get some background information on one of the more famous names associated with St. Augustine, Juan Ponce De Leon. It covers his days in Spain all the way up to his findings in La Florida and is a great way for students to get to know this guy without reading a textbook.

This book helps the students follow St. Augustine if you will by having them follow the trails of pelican Pete. Pete takes them through many of the historic places that are to be found in St. Augustine. A good way to have a chance to get interactive with Pelican Pete and maybe incorporate an activity similar to the book.

Amy's Literature List [], This website also allows you to to be able to interactive with this book with your students. You can flip through the different pages and look at pictures from long ago. [] If you go to this website you can do a interavtive look at this book. This book is a walking tour through St. Augustine. This would be a great book to have the students look at before a field trip. You can get this book through ITunes and use it on your IPhone or IPad or even computer so you can do a virtual walk through the great town of St. Ausustine.

Matt's Literature

The Confessions of St. Augustine, is a diary recorded by a man's journey to the Fountain of Youth.

This book does not concentrate upon the mainstream of the big events in St. Augustine's history, but rather upon the small tributaries such as an exciting event or the growth and expansion of one of the city's institutions.

This book is about a visitor's account of St. Augustine's monuments, attractions and history from this 1915 magazine. You can view century-old images of the Castillo de San Marco, the town plaza, and the Ponce de Leon hotel.