When it comes to teaching the U.S. presidents to elementary students, it’s easy to fall into the trap of names and dates. But asking an eight-year-old to memorize a chronological...
When it comes to teaching the U.S. presidents to elementary students, it’s easy to fall into the trap of names and dates. But asking an eight-year-old to memorize a chronological...
Planning a comprehensive history unit can easily become an expensive venture. Between high-end curriculum box sets, glossy student workbooks, and specialized crafting kits, it is easy to spend hundreds of...
Planning a comprehensive history unit can easily become an expensive venture. Between high-end curriculum box sets, glossy student workbooks, and specialized crafting kits, it is easy to spend hundreds of...
Dates, timelines, and lists of political treaties are important tools for tracking history, but they rarely capture a child’s imagination. To an elementary or middle school student, a list of...
Dates, timelines, and lists of political treaties are important tools for tracking history, but they rarely capture a child’s imagination. To an elementary or middle school student, a list of...
By bringing multi-sensory history into your homeschool, you can turn a regular school day into a living time machine. Here is how to use historic cooking and traditional crafts to...
By bringing multi-sensory history into your homeschool, you can turn a regular school day into a living time machine. Here is how to use historic cooking and traditional crafts to...
When you think about teaching the U.S. Constitution to your kids, your mind might instantly drift to dry, dusty textbooks, endless lists of amendments, and vocabulary words like jurisdiction or...
When you think about teaching the U.S. Constitution to your kids, your mind might instantly drift to dry, dusty textbooks, endless lists of amendments, and vocabulary words like jurisdiction or...
July 17 is a world-changing day in U.S. presidential history — it’s the date in 1945 when President Harry S. Truman arrived in Germany for the Potsdam Conference.
July 17 is a world-changing day in U.S. presidential history — it’s the date in 1945 when President Harry S. Truman arrived in Germany for the Potsdam Conference.
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