Here at HomeschoolingFinds.com, history is never boring! Books, hands-on projects, movies, and more bring historical figures and time periods to life for your homeschool family. If you want a traditional textbook curriculum to study United States history or to try lapbooking about the ancient world, we offer evaluations of history, geography, and culture options.
This article is in collaboration with Heritage History. Heritage History has compiled an extensive collection of Historical Books and organized them into collections. Each Collection has a theme of study, providing a student with a well rounded World History Curriculum beginning in the 4th grade and moving through the High School years. TOS Homeschool Crew … Read more
This article is in collaboration with Homeschool Library Builder. Libraries. Homeschoolers love Libraries. We envision our walls lined from floor to ceiling with good wholesome books for our children to read. We long for peaceful days, tucked under blankets, safely sitting on the sofa, traveling to places that only our imagination can go. Trouble is, … Read more
This article is in collaboration with TruthQuest History. TruthQuest History is a deep and rich literature-based history study…but with a difference. You will not learn the story of mankind; you will learn the lovestory of mankind. You will not focus on the rise and fall of human civilizations; you will focus on the arrow-straight line … Read more
This article is in collaboration with Griddly Games. Crew members received one of two games from Griddly Games, Wise Alec Nature Nuts or Wise Alec Civilize This. These games can be used as either travel games or as expansion sets for the award winning Wise Alec trivia game. Nature Nuts tests players’ knowledge about animals, … Read more
This article is in collaboration with Dig-It! Games. Bring History to life with Roman Town, the only game that lets you be the archaeologist! So, when was the last time you begged your child to play a video game? With Roman Town from Dig-It! Games, I found myself asking the kids to let me play! … Read more