“The wonderful study packs everything into one great file that you just download and then, boom! Get ready, set, and go! . . . I did this study with my children from ages 5 to 10 years old. It's very adaptable for a variety of ages and can be used over and over. It comes with all the parts to make a beautiful lapbook that your children can keep . . . By far this is such a time saver and it covers all of the areas of study for an entire week. With just one click you have your whole week planned out! How easy is that? A high-quality study with all the subjects covered and at such a great price!”

— Hollie Eaddy-Kohvakka, Copperas Cove, TX

“Ireland, land of green, green grass and stone cottages tucked neatly against an ocean shore . . . Ireland is where I long to go and where my family hailed from. . . . There is a 19-page lapbook component to this study—a great way to retain information that your children have learned. Vocabulary and mini books about animals and Irish information are included with full color where needed; just print, cut, and fill them in. You'll need a file folder, glue, scissors, printer, and paper so that your children will have a wonderful memento of their trip to Ireland.”

— Sarah Bailey, Springfield, OH

“My daughter and I were very happy to review this unit and incorporate it into our family history study/scrapbook . . . My daughter was surprised to learn that Ireland had its own language. She especially loved the information on Irish setters and Connemara ponies. Since our ancestors are Irish, she's convinced she needs one of each! The completed lapbook will become a special part of our family tree history. Expedition Ireland has been our favorite DNG so far. That's saying a lot because we've really liked them all. We have really started to look forward to spending a week with the Download N Go™ Series as part of our regular studies. The topics are not only educational and interesting, but fun and engaging. They are an awesome value for the price—definitely worth what they save me in time to create our own unit studies and lapbooks.”

— Sara Panning, Syracuse, NY