Christopher Colombus Lapbook and Notebook Study
Meagan Dirr
Early american history
Delve into the captivating world of early American history with intriguing facts and stories. Discover the events, people, and cultures that shaped the nation we know today.
American History for Kids the Montessori Way
Susan Hughes
Do you want your kids to learn history up close and in person, through hands-on activities? You should take them to visit batttlefields and historical sites. Orison Orchards | US History road trip for families with kids | American History tour | Philadelphia | Independence Hall | Manasses, VA | Gettysburg PA
Brandi Barnes
Use this vetted list to help teach Early American History with movies to your high school homeschoolers: Colonial Times, Revolutionary War, Early Frontier Life, and Westward Expansion
Hillard Homestead
We’re dedicated living book fans. Life is too short to learn from textbooks. We like to choose to learn from books written by someone intimately familiar with the chosen historical period, perhaps from that period themself, and usually with beautiful illustrations to further ignite our imaginations. These are some of our favorite books we enjoyed last year when we studied early American history, the 1000’s through about the 1680’s. NATIVE AMERICANS Chapter Books Children of the Longhouse…
Joyce James
Use this vetted list to help teach Early American History with movies to your high school homeschoolers: Colonial Times, Revolutionary War, Early Frontier Life, and Westward Expansion
Ann Dattoli
Free Early American History Curriculum - Columbus Through The Civil War - Welcome to the first post in the Free American History Curriculum ! If you've ...
Joseph Jurburgh
FREE History Curriculum Early American History
Homeschool Giveaways and Freebies
Early American History: Textbook-Free Homeschool Resources for Elementary and Middle School | Humility and Doxology
Early American history resource round-up: book lists, geography resources, morning time memory work, art suggestions, and movies for educating your elementary and middle school students, and pursuing your own life-long learning.
Jen Gaul Wihebrink