Us history homeschool

An extensive, vetted list of Early American History movies for your middle & high school homeschoolers, organized by time period. #highschool #homeschool #history #colonial #westwardexpansion #teachwithmovies

History doesn’t have to be boring. In fact, if you homeschool, you can take advantage of the best, most interesting methods and materials around. In this post I am sharing 10 amazing U.S. History resources I have discovered that I hope will help you as you homeschool your ... Read More...

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!

Four ways to study American history with movies, plus an extensive, vetted lists of American History movies for your middle & high school homeschoolers.

Christopher Colombus Lapbook and Notebook Study

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

Free homeschool history unit studies and lesson plans for all ages and grades

Sometimes you want a history curriculum that's religion-neutral for many different reasons, even if you are a Christian. Find out the best secular homeschool history curriculum options I found that are available for middle school students!

American History for Kids the Montessori Way

If you teach middle school or high school US History check out this free pacing guide to help ensure that you cover every aspect of the curriculum in your classroom! Pacing is so important to make sure that you don't spend too long on any one unit and allow studenst time to learn all the key things they need to know about American History!

These free online textbooks are perfect for middle school World or US History classrooms! They include hundreds of articles based n the specific standards you need to teach your students.

YouTube videos are an excellent way to explore history further or spark your child’s interest. Here are some favorite history channels.

Ahh, history. The subject I think I hated the most in high school. I did fine in all of my history classes, getting A's in them all, but I never enjoyed them. Most of the classes were dry -- the teacher basically read from the dry textbook, and tests were about regurgitating dates and names.…

Learning about the 50 States social studies curriculum we are using to learn about the United States this year. This homeschool curriculum is a fun way to learn about US History and each of the 50 states.

Bring homeschool history to life with products from Home School in the Woods! Read how our Crew Members have done just that in their homeschools as they reviewed a variety of resources from Home School in the Woods including Hands-on History Lap-Paks, Time Travelers U.S. History Studies, and more.

After almost 18 years of homeschooling, I know that finding a curriculum that engages your child’s imagination while teaching them vital knowledge can feel like searching for a needle in a haystack. When it comes to history, the stakes feel even higher. You want your kids to understand how the past shapes their world, but...

I confess… when I was in school, history was not one of my strong subjects. I would learn much more about history by reading historical fiction than I would ever learn from my school work. I enjoyed reading about the past, but taking a test involving dates and names… well, let’s just say I’m glad those tests are behind me! Here are some FREE ways to make history more fun and/or meaningful. 15 BEST YouTube History Channels This list of history YouTube channels for kids will provide an…

We are loving that we can learn US History primarily through quality books & literature! Being able to immerse ourself into American History through tales of adventure, intrigue, and exploration helps the bring alive time past and brings history to the forefront of our homeschool.

Planning a US History homeschool unit on the Colonial Era? Check out these great books, videos, and activities. Explore Jamestown, Roanoke, the Pilgrims, the French & Indian Wars, and historical fiction.