Stacia Deutsch

Did Betsy Ross actually sew the very first American flag? That is the big question for Abigail, Jacob, Zack, and Bo. When a mysterious time traveler named Babs Magee tries to take credit for creating the famous stars and stripes, the third-grade friends must step in to protect the truth. Using their time-travel gadget, the kids journey back to the days of the American Revolution to find Betsy Ross herself. They need to figure out exactly what happened and make sure Babs does not ruin the history books. Navigating colonial America is not easy, and outsmarting Babs will take all the teamwork and cleverness the friends can gather. Join the adventure as the kids race through the past, uncover the real story behind the first flag, and work together to keep history perfectly intact.

Mondays are usually boring, but not in class 305. When Mr. Caruthers asks what would happen if Abraham Lincoln never freed the slaves, third-graders Abigail, Jacob, Zack, and Bo know exactly what they need to do. Armed with their trusty time-travel gadget, the friends have exactly two hours to jump back to the past and keep history from unraveling. President Lincoln is feeling overwhelmed and is on the verge of quitting his fight for freedom. The kids must track down the sixteenth president and convince him that his legacy is too important to abandon. It is a race against the clock as the friends navigate the past, dodging obstacles and using their wits to inspire one of the greatest leaders in American history. Travel back in time with the crew and see if they can help Lincoln find his courage before time runs out and history is changed forever.

Third-graders Abigail, Jacob, Zack, and Bo have a unique way of learning history. When their teacher Mr. Caruthers asks a difficult question, they know it is time to use their time-travel gadget and jump into the past. Today's mission is one of their most important yet. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. is feeling discouraged, and it is up to the kids to remind him of the incredible impact his words and actions will have on the future. The friends must navigate the challenges of the past, find the famous civil rights leader, and convince him to keep fighting for equality. With only two hours on the clock, the pressure is on. They need to use their knowledge, teamwork, and quick thinking to make sure history stays on the right track. Join the crew on an exciting adventure that brings history to life. You will travel alongside the kids, experiencing the courage and determination it takes to change the world.

Babs Magee is causing serious trouble in the past again. The third-grade time travelers are shocked to discover that Babs has actually convinced Benjamin Franklin to quit his work. Benjamin Franklin is not just a Founding Father; he is the brilliant inventor behind the lightning rod and bifocals. If he gives up, American history will be completely ruined. Abigail, Jacob, Zack, and Bo must use their time-travel gadget to find Ben and set the timeline right. The problem is, Babs is always one step ahead of them, making their mission harder than ever. The friends have to race through early American history, tracking down the famous inventor while dodging Babs's sneaky traps. It is going to take quick thinking, deep historical knowledge, and perfect teamwork to stop Babs and ensure Benjamin Franklin's legendary fame is never erased.

Mondays mean one thing for Abigail, Jacob, Zack, and Bo: it is time-travel day! This week, the third-graders are absolutely thrilled about their latest mission. They are jumping back in time to meet the legendary Walt Disney himself. Their history teacher, Mr. Caruthers, has given them a new puzzle to solve, and the timeline needs their help. The kids must track down the famous animator and visionary before he loses faith in his biggest dreams. Navigating the bustling world of early animation, the friends must use their wits to inspire Walt and keep his magical legacy on track. With the clock ticking down their two-hour window, Abigail and the crew need to work together to ensure that the entertainment world does not lose its greatest pioneer. Grab your time-travel gadget and join the class on a journey full of creativity and adventure.

A regular Monday afternoon group project quickly turns into another thrilling adventure for Abigail and her friends. Mr. Caruthers has given them a brand new time-travel assignment, but this one is incredibly complicated. The third-graders must jump back in time to meet Sacagawea and convince her not to give up on her dreams. There is just one massive problem: the kids have absolutely no idea what Sacagawea's dream actually is. They know she is famous for helping explorers Lewis and Clark map the western frontier, but they need to uncover her personal goals before time runs out. The friends have just two hours to track down the teenage Native American guide, figure out what she truly wants to achieve, and give her the encouragement she needs to succeed. Join the crew on a challenging historical quest that requires sharp detective skills and a lot of heart.

Three weeks without a time-travel mission has Abigail feeling incredibly restless. Thankfully, Monday has arrived, and Mr. Caruthers has a new puzzle for class 305. He asks what would happen if Alexander Graham Bell simply gave up on inventing the telephone. Abigail and her friends immediately grab their time-travel gadget and blast back to the year 1876. They expect to find Professor Bell hard at work on the phone, but instead, he has abandoned the project completely for a completely different invention. The third-grade team must figure out how to reconnect the stubborn inventor with his famous idea. Convincing a brilliant mind to change course is a massive challenge, and the clock is ticking. The kids will need to use their best problem-solving skills to help Professor Bell make the breakthrough that changes the way the world communicates.