Homeschool history

There's no shortage of great history options for homeschooling families, but The Mystery of History is the only one of those options with a permanent place in our homeschool. Today I want to share an overview of our favorite homeschool history curriculum, but also why we choose it year after year.

After years of trial & error, I’ve finally come up w a simple homeschool history plan for my ADHD homeschool! Can you relate? You want to add a history curriculum to your routine, but every day is a battle with your ADHD child. Getting the basics (reading, writing, and math) done is hard enough! You want to your child to know history, but need something simple. History timelines are perfect for ADHD children! Neurodivergent kids are often creative & this is where history binders shine!

Find a history homeschool curriculum that will suit your needs and match your philosophy by taking a look at these 30 history curriculum programs.

So what kind of homeschool history does The Nomadic Professor do? We hope we do the good kind of history described throughout this post.

Should you use Mystery of History or Story of the World in your homeschool? Here's a comparison of both popular homeschool courses.

Art Lessons for your homeschool history curriculum! Nana's I Drew It then I Knew It video lessons are the easy way to learn history.

Setting Up A Homeschool History Timeline - My Little Robins

Using Living Books as a History Spine in your Homeschool

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With living books, I find that thinking of people and places we've studied is like remembering an old friend or a family vacation.