If you are looking for a solid, truth-filled history curriculum, Mystery of History (MOH) fits the bill. We have used it for many years (even before all the editions came out). If you are new to MOH, this post gives an overview of the high points of the curriculum. Jump to:Chronological History MattersBiblical WorldviewMulti-Age Friendly […]
Getting to Know the Mystery of History: Curriculum Overview Read Post »
I have been a proud Missourian all of my life. I fondly remember studying Missouri history when I was young, and have continued those studies with my own kids. We really enjoy studying geography along with our history, but will spend some extra time on our home state. You can buy a curriculum, some resources,
Bringing Missouri History to Life: A Homeschooler’s Guide Read Post »
If you’re looking for fun and meaningful ways to explore Missouri, you’ll love diving into the state’s rich history! From small towns with big stories to homesteads, battlefields, and unique museums, Missouri is packed with places that bring the past to life. Whether you’re a history buff, a homeschool family, or just planning a road trip, this list of historic spots across the state will give you plenty of ideas to learn and explore together.
Welcome to Missouri: Field Trip Bucket List for Homeschoolers Read Post »
You may think of geography and bemoan days of boring locations, map tests, and memorizing capitals and facts without real-world application. As a homeschool mom, geography is anything but boring! It is a necessary skill to instill in our kids because it helps them understand the world as a whole and events, past and present.
Homeschool Geography 101: A Natural Approach Read Post »
The first presidential inaugurations were far from the large, widely publicized events we see today. Without social media or live television broadcasts, these ceremonies were much simpler. George Washington took the oath of office at Federal Hall in New York City, while John Adams’ inauguration occurred in the House of Representatives Chamber at Congress Hall in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Inauguration Day Homeschool Guide: Resources, Activities, and Fun Ideas for Kids Read Post »