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 Home School in the Woods. Home School in the Woods is one of my favourite companies. They produce stellar unit studies, lap books, Time Traveler series and much more. You really need to check them out. You will find that creating hands-on materials for studying history is THE thing … Read more
This article is in collaboration with YWAM Publishing. Bringing history to life with tales of real-life heroes can make a difference in children’s lives as they learn about positive role models. YWAM Publishing, the publishing side of Youth With a Mission, does just that with their Christian Heroes: Then & Now and Heroes of History … Read more
This article is in collaboration with Calvert Homeschool. Imagine a place where you could get all your schooling done. One board, one place. where you can find a home with courses to take on-line, grading predominately by the program. Can you imagine what a time saver that could be? Enter in Calvert Homeschool. They have … Read more
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 … Read more
This article is in collaboration with Techie Homeschool Mom. In our world today we have many programs and resources that are online. Computers and tablets can be so useful, but sometimes they can also be overwhelming. Over the past month the Homeschool Review Crew have had the opportunity to receive and review some of the … Read more