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Massive List of History Curriculum for Homeschool High School Options
One of the benefits of homeschooling high school (or homeschooling in general) for that matter, is the freedom to choose what and how your children will learn something. One of the ways to teach a...
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In 1776 Thomas Paine Publishes Common Sense On this Day
In 1776 Thomas Paine publishes Common Sense on this day. This pamphlet presented his arguments in favor of American independence. He openly challenged the authority of the British government and the...
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Presidential Inauguration Bingo Game Printable
It’s been a long couple of years of campaigning, and there was a lot of discussion over who would win the presidential election. At times, it seemed to drag on forever, so it’s hard to believe that...
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2017 Presidential Inauguration Live Stream, Events and Resources
So, today is the day… the 2017 Presidential Inauguration. History is being made today. First, before I go one step further, I would like to ask everyone to say a prayer. There is so much animosity and...
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Seabird Unit Study
One of my favorite homeschool studies we have done was a Seabird unit study using the book Seabird by Holling Clancy Holling. For our Seabird unit study we used this FREE Seabird unit study from...
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Confessions of a History Buff: 4 Important Do’s and Don’ts When Teaching History
I’m Jaron Pak, and I have a confession to make. I. Love. History. Like, I crave it 24/7. I can’t get enough of it. To give you an idea of how all-encompassing this obsession is, I spend all day...
View ArticleThe First Dog: Ice Age Activities
When I was teaching “living books” as a class for my homeschool co-op, I found a way to make it an art class too! As a result I developed a homeschool art program, Art Around the Ancient World, in...
View ArticleHow to Make Corn Husk Dolls (with Free Printable Instructions)
Corn husk dolls are one of the earliest known play items in the Americas. Native American children played with them long before the first pilgrims arrived to these shores. When early American colonists...
View ArticleNotgrass History – An Inspiring Elementary American History Curriculum
Let me share with you how I came to even consider Notgrass History and Our Star-Spangled Story, an elementary American history curriculum by Notgrass History. In the summer of 2022, a sweet friend of...
View ArticleLearning American History Through Literature Review
A review of “Learning American History Through Literature” Learning American History through Literature from Common Sense Press is an educational approach that uses literature, known as living books...
View Article5 Activities for Native American History
November is a great time to do Native American studies. Regardless of your children’s ages, I think a few of these projects would easily lend themselves to a fun homeschool afternoon! 5 Activities for...
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