Homeschool History and Geography – Indigenous Culture and Traditions of the Igorots in the Philippines
Study homeschool history and geography through the study of indigenous cultures and traditions of the Igorots in the Philippines.
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Study homeschool history and geography through the study of indigenous cultures and traditions of the Igorots in the Philippines.
Teaching world history for teens can be an exciting adventure! Start your journey with a sample lesson from SchoolhouseTeachers.com. In this lesson, your high schooler will learn about the beginnings of the Ancient Roman Empire.
Bring history to life with a new historical documentary from Redeem TV. In Penn’s Seed: The Awakening, learn about the life and legacy of William Penn, founder of Pennsylvania.
Read about the film in our evaluation on HomeschoolingFinds.com.
There are so many ways to approach the teaching United States history—from living books and field trips to documentaries and fictional movies.
Mattie Richardson authored Blue Skies West, a horse fiction book that takes children and adults westward across new terrain to Oregon country.