Early american history homeschool

If your middle schooler is studying early American History, add some of these videos to your lesson plans. They will bring history to life - history is fun!

Studying the United States in your homeschool? Here's how Beautiful Feet Books' literature approach to Early American History can help.

History literature for early American life, covering daily life, westward expansion, Native Americans, slavery, and more. Living history texts in picture book, chapter book, and audiobook form with a few bonuses.

This year I was determined to teach American History. But, I couldn't find one I liked. So I created my own early American History curriculum.

Late last summer, just before we were set to start back to schooling our little Miss 6 and Miss 4... I stumbled upon The Peaceful Press. When I researched The Playful Pioneers curriculum and saw that it was based on The Little House series by Laura Ingalls Wilder, it spoke to me right away.&nb

This Colonial America unit study by Home School in the Woods is a wonderful addition to any homeschool history. The hands-on activities make learning fun.

Hands-On History Lessons Your Kids Will Love! Homeschool in the Woods Colonial Times American History - come see all the projects we do!

The 7th-9th grade Early American History study by Beautiful Feet Books is a literature-based history curriculum that includes a collection of quality books and a Teacher Guide with assignments, research and creative writing projects, discussion and narration prompts to encourage critical thinking, curated reading lists for digging deeper, character connections, activities and handicrafts, and more. Read on for a full review.

Christopher Colombus Lapbook and Notebook Study

American History for Kids the Montessori Way