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Homeschool World History Plan (Teach all ages at once !)
FREE Homeschool World History Plan: A Chronological Study & Explanation Are you planning to study Ancient World History this year ? If the answer is YES, I’ve got you covered! Can your Teens use this series? YES! Can your Littles use this series? YES! It’s written right in the middle, so that by making a few small adjustments, your whole family can learn together !! I go into more detail on how to do this below. And, did I mention that the entire Ancient History Curriculum series is FREE
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How Do I Use The FREE Ancient History Curriculum?
QUESTIONS about the Free Ancient World History Curriculum??? If you have questions about the Ancient World History Curriculum series, you aren’t alone! I’ve been getting quite a few emails recently asking for help getting started with this history curriculum. Because I always prefer sitting down with a cup of coffee and chatting, and since that isn’t an option at the moment, I decided the next best option was to make another YouTube video. Below you’ll find a general outline of the longish (sorry!) video, and some of the links that I mentioned I’d include in this post. I made a list of the Top 5 Questions I’ve been asked lately…
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American Girl Unit Studies Overview
It’s BACK TO HOME-SCHOOL TIME! If your plans include the American Girl History Units this year, this post is just for YOU! A friend recently asked me if I could give her an outline of what each of the American Girl Unit Studies cover. As I went through and put it all together, I thought it might be helpful to some of you as well! I have completed the FREE Unit Studies for: +American Girl Kaya (Native America-1764) +American Girl Felicity (Colonial America-1774) +American Girl Josefina (America’s Southwest Frontier- 1824) +American Girl Kirsten (Pioneer America- 1854) +American Girl Addy (Civil War America- 1864) +American Girl Samantha (Turn of the Century-…
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How To Choose a Homeschool Curriculum
What homeschool curriculum do you use? Whether in a park, at a co-op meeting, or wherever we find another one of us out and about, one of the first questions homeschoolers ask each other is, “What curriculum do you use?”. If you are new to homeschooling, you might still be in the stage of asking YOURSELF this question! THE CURRICULUM QUESTION!! Whether this phrase gets you feeling super excited or causes you to panic and head for the hills, this post is for YOU! If you’re just starting out with Littles, stressing about teaching High Schoolers, discovering that the expensive curriculum you bought in August is a bust, or…
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‘Story of the World’ History Curriculum Plus MORE!
Why I Still Love ‘Story of the World’, but just needed something …. more. If you’ve been in the homeschool world for any length of time, chances are you’ve heard of—or already own—a copy of ‘The Story of the World’ by Susan Wise Bauer. This series has been a staple on homeschool bookshelves for decades. It has a great conversational tone, reads like a story, and the chronological order makes it enjoyable for the kids, while still offering a good strong foundation in world history. As someone who LOVES learning about history, when I first started using ‘The Story of the World’ with my three children, I had really…
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Top 10 Hands On History Activities
This Top 10 History List is for families who like to have FUN! If you’ve been following this series of my absolute FAVORITE History resources, WELCOME BACK! ***Believe it or not, this is Part #9!!! *** I have had a blast putting together these lists for you from years of my own experience as a Homeschool Books and ideas hoarder. Matter of fact, that is why I started this website in the first place! I kept finding more good tips and resources that I wanted to share with SOMEBODY that would appreciate them 😀 If this is your first time finding these lists, here’s the list of posts I’ve done…
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