Homeschool medieval history

Learn about medieval history and the middle ages with these engaging medieval books for kids, tweens, and teens.

These fantastic activities are definitely the way to go.

Project Passport: The Middle Ages

Very few middle school kids want to sit down and only read about history from a dry textbook. They want to get their hands dirty, build stuff, and really get a sense of what it was like to live during the time periods they’re studying. Don't make history boring - use hands-on projects and activities to make history fun. A week of fun and interactive ideas for middle school history.

Change the way you look at fun homeschool projects and plan a Medieval Celebration for your family that isn't stressful!

So, I’ve been racking my brain to think of ideas for our Middle Ages unit that are NOT run of the mill and I think I may have hit on one! Yesterday we made our own tapest…

History, Historical Fiction, and Literature This list took me for.ever. to put together, but I’m happy to have it all handy in one place. There were many books I didn’t add to the list because it was simply too long! Check your library. Check Amazon. The possibilities are endless. Wahoo!! (By the way, this post contains affiliate links. Thanks to those of you who help support my book addiction!) (Another aside: My boys read. A lot. There is no way I would attempt this list with non-readers…

As you learn about Medieval history in your homeschool this year, add some of these hands-on activities into your lesson plans for your kids. By getting out of the textbook, you'll show your teen just how exciting the Middle Ages can be. I've shared a variety of crafts and projects your middle schooler will love. My daughter's favorite was definitely building through history in Minecraft. Which one will you try first? #medievalhistory #historyisfun

Planning to study the Middle Ages in your homeschool? If so, you're in the right place. I've got a fantastic Medieval England Unit Study to share with you.