Medieval Activities for Middle School
When studying the Middle Ages in your homeschool, engage kids by adding some fun medieval activities for middle school to your lesson plans.
Creating a World Geography Curriculum
Create your own world geography curriculum using these easy tips and tricks! It will change the way you teach geography and social studies!
How to Create a Homeschool Unit Study
Bring your child's education alive through engaging and immersive experiences! Creating a homeschool unit study to cater to your child's needs is the way.
Why Learning Geography in Your Homeschool is Foundational
Geographical awareness and an understanding of where we are at in time are important foundations that really set the stage for future learning.
The Easiest Way to Supplement Homeschool History
Easy, no-stress ways to supplement homeschool history curriculum using literature and the library, no matter what curriculum you use.
6 Hands-On History Activities for Homeschoolers
Easy, no-stress ways to supplement homeschool history curriculum using literature and the library, no matter what curriculum you use.
Bringing Homeschool History and Science Together
Hands-on history activities can make your history lesson memorable and engaging. Try a few of these activities and see for yourself!
Why History Is More Important to Teach Than We Think
History and science complement each other very well and there is endless source of science experiments and projects that can be used along with your history lessons.
5 Reasons to Love BIG FAT NOTEBOOKS
History should not be taught as an academic subject. Why? Because it’s just not as definable as other school subjects.
Homeschool History With Netflix
Besides all the fabulous learning reasons to Love BIG FAT NOTEBOOKS, another great reason is fun? These can help make learning (or review) more fun for our middle schoolers. Great for summer review, or for use in a homeschool setting, BIG FAT NOTEBOOKS are packed full of information and fun for middle schoolers.
Picture Books for Black History Month
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 at my fingertips.
4 Out of the Box Ways to Homeschool Middle School History
Use picture books to spend Black History month (February) learning about five of the less popular, yet equally remarkable African-Americans who have helped shape history!
Gift Kits for Homeschoolers that Keep Giving All Year Long
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...
10 Thanksgiving History Conversation Starters for Kids
Besides all the fabulous learning reasons to Love BIG FAT NOTEBOOKS, another great reason is fun? These can help make learning (or review) more fun for our middle schoolers. Great for summer review, or for use in a homeschool setting, BIG FAT NOTEBOOKS are packed full of information and fun for middle schoolers.
The Massive Homeschool History Guide
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 us step...
How to Choose the Perfect Jean Fritz History Book
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 of...
5 Favorite Ways to Homeschool With LEGO®
“In my father’s study there was a large globe with all the countries of the world running around it", beloved children's author Jean Fritz writes in the opening lines of Homesick: My Own Story. "I was in China in city named Hankow, a dot on a crooked line that seemed to break the country right in two. The line was really the Yangtze river, but who would know by looking at a map what the Yangtze River really was?”
45 Black History Month Resources for Homeschoolers
Easy, no-stress ways to supplement homeschool history curriculum using literature and the library, no matter what curriculum you use.
Seven World History Field Trip Ideas
Hands-on history activities can make your history lesson memorable and engaging. Try a few of these activities and see for yourself!
Homeschool President’s Day Learning Fun
Geographical awareness and an understanding of where we are at in time are important foundations that really set the stage for future learning.
Birthday Lessons in May
Create your own world geography curriculum using these easy tips and tricks! It will change the way you teach geography and social studies!