History for kindergarten

Young children are fascinated by the great big world around them and often amazed at the idea that so much of the world out there is different than what they see every day. Here's what we thought of Timberdood's materials introducing history and geography in their Kindergarten curriculum.

Do you have some curious adventurers? Make American History for Kindergarten a memorable experience through inspiring stories and exciting new adventures.

Have you ever wondered what you 'should' teach in an elementary history course? This post is for you! It can help you choose an elementary history curriculum or you can use it as a starting place to plan a homeschool unit study or lesson for kindergarten - fifth grade.

15 Fun Resources For History for Kindergarten Homeschool. Teaching history to a kindergarten aged child is not easy to know how to do. In my 20+ years of homeschooling, I am familiar with how some public school teach it. Combining an amalgam of subjects that fall under the social studies umbrella is how many schools teach kindergarten homeschool history. You’ll love these 15 fun resources for homeschool kindergarten history.

Kids can color the American flag, count stripes, and answer a series of questions about this patriotic symbol in this free social studies worksheet.

Bring history to life in your classroom with this curriculum for kindergarteners! Simple printables for easy lesson plans that include projects, crafts, and literature to explore world history. Teach your kindergarten or elementary kids about history walking through the facts and timeline of the world. These units incorporate Montessori, Charlotte Mason, and Waldorf education for award winning curriculum. Easy to plan, organize, and teach even for new homeschool moms and parents…

Continents Song 1st grade

Want to add history to your day, but struggling to get the basics done? Try this simple homeschool history plan that works!

Can you put the twelve months of the year in the correct order? In this worksheet, kids can trace each month, write each month on their own, and then put the months in order by writing numbers from 1 to 12 in the boxes.

This is the kindergarten program Sonlighters have been wishing for! It's a delightful, age-appropriate Kindergarten American History program.