Learning about Clara Barton and the American Red Cross is a great history lesson for kids of all ages! Teaching…
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Clara Barton Lesson & Free Notebooking Pages
Learning about people from history provides the opportunity for history to come to life for your children. Merely learning facts…
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A History Resource Gift List
Christmas is right around the corner. I am one of those parents who love getting educational gifts for their children….
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History Studies Teach Critical Thinking
When we think of history studies, we usually think of dates and places, events and famous people. Although these are…
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Must Have Resources for Your Middle Ages Studies
This year in our history studies the boys and I are covering the Middle Ages. I personally love this time…
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4 Steps to Planning History Studies
The school year is upon us, and it is planning time for many, if you have not already started homeschooling….
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4 Must Read Historical Fiction During Your Ancient Times Studies
**Please note resources mentioned in this post may have been received for free or I may have received monetary compensation…
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Homeschool History Curriculum Round Up
STATE HISTORY by A Helping Hand for Homeschoolers, Christian Schools, and Support Groups www.statehistory.net, 317-862-0948 Study YOUR state–we have…
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Hands-on Resource Books for History
When teaching history, the options are countless. There are so many ways in which one can approach any history topics….
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125+ Games for Teaching History
History can be a very fascinating and exciting subject to study, but it can also be dry and boring if…
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World History or American History: What Should I Teach?
When it comes to teaching history, I have often heard this question raised: “What should I teach? Should I focus…
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Teaching History to Youngsters
Teaching history can be taunting to many homeschoolers. This could be either because they feel they do not know enough…
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Teaching History With Living Books
In one of my previous posts I mentioned using a curriculum that teaches history using literature. I wanted to share with…
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Map Work – Where History and Geography Meet
I have been teaching history for the past 5 years. I am amazed at the amount of Geography that my…
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Creating an Interesting History Curriculum
This past week I spent a day dancing in a field of poppies, at least in my mind. The poppies covered…
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