High school history

This pacing guide for your American History curriculum plans out the whole year for your middle school or high school class. Perfect for US History Part 1, 2, or the whole thing.

If you're looking for US History Worksheets for your High School or Middle School classroom, check out these, which all include a PDF with answer key and digital option.

It is not unusual for teens to feel like History is a dull and boring subject. After all, it is difficult for textbooks to be fun to read! However, when you homeschool high school, textbooks are not the only choice for earning those necessary History credits! That is what we are discussing in How to Get Teens Interested in History (on the Homeschool Highschool Podcastl

Teaching high school history using living literature was an incredible effort for me...until I found this amazing curriculum!

United States History - Free printable readings with questions for high school American History students (grades 9-12). Over 150 worksheets to supplement lessons or replace the textbook.

Hands-on activities for studying world history are the best way for your kids to get a deeper understanding of the country all around us.

Teaching Hard History resources for middle- and high-school educators include our popular framework, as well as student-facing videos and primary source texts. Educators will also find teaching tools and professional development resources. Download the Framework

Beautiful Feet Books provides a flexible homeschooling high school curriculum for world history through literature.

Teaching high school history doesn't need to be overwhelming. Make sure you know these 4 important things before choosing your high school history plan. These tips will show you how to make the most of your high schoolers homeschool history courses. These tips are relevant for both world and US history.

I am often asked how we teach American History and American Literature in high school.