There is something special about video that helps bring a subject to life. That’s why I love to use video streaming services, like Netflix, as a supplemental resource in our curriculum. It’s super helpful to have such a wealth of educational entertainment...
Most people have heard of the more popular African-American heroes like Martin Luther King, Langston Hughes, or Jackie Robinson. But, have you heard of Matthew Henson, George Moses Horton, or Marcenia Lyle? If not, keep reading; as I will highlight some great picture...
Teaching middle school history should move your child to begin thinking on a higher level. But, you should also awaken the love of history. It’s not easy to find the balance between the two concepts. HOW TO AWAKEN THE LOVE OF HISTORY Here are 4 out of the box ways to...
It’s the time of year when you’re thinking about what gifts to provide for your children and I’m sure as a homeschooling mom you are searching for ideas that are both fun, hands-on entertainment but also can be used for unexpected learning. Gift kits...
Cultivating an attitude of thankfulness is something we can work on all year long, but Thanksgiving provides an especially perfect platform to do so. Studying history — at any point in time — fosters gratitude by opening our eyes to difficulties, letting...
Whether you are teaching ancient history with its Egyptian pyramids, they mystery of Stonehenge, and Hammurabi’s code or the castles and knights of the medieval time history is full of both legends and adventure. Seeing history through the excited twinkling eyes...
