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100 Charlotte Mason Living Books for History

Leave a Comment / Books, History, Homeschool, Reading, Travel / By Richie

Do you want to know how to structure your homeschool history lessons using Charlotte Mason living books? Do you want to know how to study history in chronological order? Or maybe you want to take living books with you on your homeschool travels? If you have young children, or if your family is planning a vacation soon, here’s a list of 100 classic living books that are perfect for long car rides and airplane flights! Plus, download this free list of 100 Living Books Through History!

Best Secular Homeschool History Curriculum Options for Middle Schoolers

Leave a Comment / History, Homeschool, Resources and Curriculums / By Richie

Sometimes you want a history curriculum that’s religion-neutral for many different reasons, even if you are a Christian. Find out the best secular homeschool history curriculum options I found that are available for middle school students!

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A Fun Washington DC Unit Study For Kids

Leave a Comment / Book Reviews, Books, Elementary and Middles, Geography, History, Homeschool, Lesson Plans, Reading, Travel, Unit Studies / By Richie

Here’s a brilliant way to study our nation’s capital – Washington DC by using Timberdoodle’s Doodle Washington DC for kids book! I outline the steps and even give you an example Washington DC Unit Study with using Doodle Washington DC.

Hands On History Activities With Home School in the Woods

1 Comment / Activities, Curriculum Reviews, Elementary and Middles, History, Homeschool, Resources and Curriculums, Teens / By Richie

History in the making 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 Welcome to the Age of Exploration! The era where explorers discovered new lands, such as Cabot, Magellan, Columbus, and Vespucci, just to name a few. See how we use Home School in the Woods through our first U.S. History unit, the New World Explorers, through hands on history activities!

Homeschool History Resource: The Mayflower At Cape Code {A Rebecca Locklear Review}

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Learn about The Mayflower at Cape Cod in 1620 with interesting perspectives from the Native Indians through information text, activities, and research opportunities!

Learn All 50 States and Capitals with this super Fun 50 states Unit Study

2 Comments / Elementary and Middles, Geography, History, Homeschool, Resources and Curriculums / By Richie

The best way to learn all the 50 states of America is with this incredible 50 States Unit Study packet filled with fun facts for all 50 states, plus bonus games!

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The Hidden Message of the Great Seal {Book Review}

Leave a Comment / #MomLife, Book Reviews, Books, History, Homeschool, Teens / By Richie

The Hidden Message of the Great Seal describes the historical context of how our founding fathers created our national seal and the allegoric meanings behind them, while explaining the interesting correlations with biblical Scripture of each one. Read the review for more information! Plus get a 50% coupon discount for it (expires May 30, 2020).

Travel The Middle Ages With Home School in the Woods {Review}

2 Comments / Activities, Curriculum Reviews, Elementary and Middles, History, Homeschool, Resources and Curriculums / By Richie

History should bring fun and adventure. You should feel like you’re THERE during that time period! And that’s what Home School in the Woods brings to all its homeschoolers – a feeling of being there! With over 50 hands-on project for each study, your kids will have a blast creating memories from long ago! Read my review to see my take on Home School in the Woods – Passport Project: The Middle Ages. It’s a fascinating review! 😉

Popular Children’s Books Your Child Will Read Again and Again {Review}

6 Comments / Book Reviews, Books, Curriculum Reviews, Elementary and Middles, History, Homeschool, Language Arts, Reading / By Richie

Disclaimer: I received a FREE copy of this product through the HOMESCHOOL REVIEW CREW in exchange for my honest review. I was not required to write a positive review nor was I compensated in any other way. Do you love shiny, attention-grabbing children’s book with beautiful illustrations? You will see all of these details and …