This article is in collaboration with Home School in the Woods.
Teaching history with a hands-on approach is what Home School In the Woods emphasizes. They want to see your student learn to love history. The creators of the Home School In The Woods curriculum are a homeschool family themselves. They have experience searching for a hands-on and fun curriculum and the lack of materials at that time has resulted in the programs that they now offer. They have created an approach using lap book materials, file folder board games and printable timelines that draws students into learning through printable costumes, games and even recipes. Members of the Homeschool Review Crew were given the opportunity recently to use a few of the materials that Home School In the Woods offers the educational community. They reviewed:
Timeline Collection: A Collection of Historical Timeline Figures This collection provides students of all ages printable timeline information allowing them to learn about more than 1,200 figures in history. It is a 2-part file that allows you to print the download in a variety of sizes. Time Travelers U.S. History Studies
- New World Explorers
- Colonial Life
- The American Revolution
- The Early 19th Century
- The Civil War
- The Industrial Revolution through the Great Depression
- World War 2
The Time Travelers U.S. History Studies was created for students in Grades 3-8 and allows for flexibility when teaching a wide age range of students. Each time period above is available as an individual purchase. Included is text lessons, project pages that include information for games to play, and even a suggested lesson plan to help you out with planning.
Project Passport World History Studies
- Ancient Greece
- Ancient Rome
- Ancient Egypt
- The Middle Ages
- Renaissance & Reformation
The Project Passport World History Studies was created for students in Grades 3-8. These studies bring ancient history to life for students through the use of printable text lesson, printable games and costumes for students to wear, recipe ideas, and also includes a suggested lesson plan for parents. This project also includes a printable luggage folder to make students really feel like they are traveling though history.
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Thank you to Renita K @ Krazy Kuehner Days for this introductory article.
Click below to read the reviews from the members of the Homeschool Review Crew that had the opportunity to use the above products in their homes over the past few weeks.
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