Teaching United States History
There are so many ways to approach the teaching United States history—from living books and field trips to documentaries and fictional movies.
There are so many ways to approach the teaching United States history—from living books and field trips to documentaries and fictional movies.
This article is in collaboration with Appaloosy Books. Horse fiction books have captured readers of all ages for years and years, especially children. “The history of mankind is carried on the back of a horse.” – Author Unknown Mattie Richardson authored Blue Skies West, a horse fiction book that takes children and adults westward across … Read more
This article is in collaboration with Home School in the Woods. Teaching history can be daunting. What is history? Dates and dead people? Dates and names are meaningless without a frame to hang them on—a framework that makes history real. So, where can a parent find such a framework without having to do all the … Read more
This article is in collaboration with Youth With A Mission (YWAM). With historical fiction Christian biographies, from Youth With A Mission (YWAM) Publishing, your child is introduced to Christian heroes that have led extraordinary lives for Christ and impacted history with their godly morals, values, and purposes. Current events of the time, geography, other important … Read more
This article is in collaboration with Cynthia L Simmons. Study the Civil War Historical fiction is an excellent way to teach your children. Former homeschool mother of five and Bible teacher Cynthia L Simmons knows the value of making history come alive! She is a Bible teacher certified writing and media coach while also writing … Read more