Underground Railroad Copywork: American History Homeschool Printable (PDF Download)

Discover the courage of a young girl who helped others find freedom. The Girl Who Rode for Freedom is a 30-page copywork resource based on a historical story of the Underground Railroad. Designed for grades 2–6, it blends storytelling with handwriting practice to bring American history to life. ✍️ Includes both handwriting styles: Print Edition – ideal for early writers Cursive Edition – for advanced practice or older learners 📘 What’s Included: 30 pages of story-based copywork 4–5 sentences per page in kid-friendly language Inspired by real heroes of the Underground Railroad Beautifully formatted for clean, focused handwriting 🖨️ Product Details: Instant digital download (PDF format) Print at home and use as often as needed Perfect for homeschoolers, co-ops, or morning work 🎯 Ideal For: American history units Writing & comprehension skills Notebooking and Charlotte Mason-style learning Families studying Black History Month or courage through character 📚 Part of the "Voices from the American Frontier" series — explore powerful moments in U.S. history through storytelling and copywork.