As a mother of two adults, I know just how hard a task we face in raising our children for Christ. It's a mission at the very crux of my homeschool heart; a sublime task we face as parents who really want to pass along our faith to our children. Wouldn't it be great if there were a program or curriculum we could follow as we instruct our children to be in the world but not of the world? The What … [Read more...] about Apologia Biblical Worldview Series
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Homeschool History Curriculum
If you’re like most people, the thought of history classes produces images of dry textbooks and long, boring lectures. When I first began homeschooling, I was so pleased to discover the many fabulous history programs that were available - and as far from dry and boring as you can get. The hardest part is choosing just one! We share with you today many of our favorite recommendations for homeschool … [Read more...] about Homeschool History Curriculum
Our Favorite Historical Fiction World War II Book Reviews
Do you love reading historical fiction in your homeschool? Reading historical fiction to your children is a great way to enhance your study of history in a context that is engaging and enjoyable for all age groups. And as your kids approach the high school years, there is such a wide variety of excellent historical literature to create a delightful study of history without the boring drag of … [Read more...] about Our Favorite Historical Fiction World War II Book Reviews
My Favorite World Geography Games
Throughout my years of homeschooling we have tried many different resources, curriculum, and teaching methods. When it comes to history and science we tend to lean towards a more hands on approach. Geography has been something I have put more importance on with my children. I didn't half appreciate the importance of geography while I was in school, and now I find it to be so much more … [Read more...] about My Favorite World Geography Games
History with Project Passport
World history can feel like a daunting subject to tackle with your children, but the Project Passport series from Home School in the Woods is a fabulous resource that will help you and your kids create a personalized history program that's perfect for your homeschool. This post includes affiliate links. Home School in the Woods If you haven't used the resources available from Home School … [Read more...] about History with Project Passport
World Geography with North Star Geography
Upper lever grades can be both difficult to teach and difficult to find quality, comprehensive resources to teach with. We have had the pleasure of using North Star Geography in our homeschool, using it to fulfill high school history credit. North Star Geography earned my high school sophomore one credit for high school history, but beyond that we had so much fun with the projects and creating … [Read more...] about World Geography with North Star Geography
Using Passport to the World from Master Books with the Parent Lesson Planner
Are you looking for a fun and engaging World History option for elementary age kids? If so be sure to check out Passport to the World from Master Books Passport to the World from Master Books Using some of the unique languages from around the world, Passport to the World by Craig Froman gives children a glimpse of what life is like in different countries. The book takes you on a journey to … [Read more...] about Using Passport to the World from Master Books with the Parent Lesson Planner
World Literature: A Full-Year High School Course by 7 Sisters Homeschool
All homeschool students are required to take an English/Language Arts course during each of their high school years. We don't often use "boxed curriculum" in our homeschool therefore over the years we have pulled together many different resources to create meaningful Language Arts courses to address subjects such as writing, literature, vocabulary, and more. As my children began moving into … [Read more...] about World Literature: A Full-Year High School Course by 7 Sisters Homeschool
Bookshark History 6 Review
For the past year my eldest has been using Bookshark History 6 World History Year 1 of 2. Bookshark is a semi-new company to the homeschooling market. They offer a literature approach to history intermingling lovely books alongside history spines. If you’re up for it they offer full programmes in which science, math, language arts, and even history are included. We, however, only went with the … [Read more...] about Bookshark History 6 Review
Around the World in 80 Days – Unit Study/Lapbook REVIEW
Do your children enjoy reading books about travel and adventure? One of our favorite stories is Around the World in 80 Days by Jules Verne. Although my boys enjoy reading interesting books, they also like to be active! We often read books aloud as a family so we can have discussions as we move through the materials. But, to really help bring our learning to life, we also look for ways to add … [Read more...] about Around the World in 80 Days – Unit Study/Lapbook REVIEW
National Geographic Student Atlas of the World -Third Edition
National Geographic Student Atlas of the World 3rd Edition is the perfect student atlas to complement any homeschool or geography study. Last year we focused on the United States and this year we will be focusing on the World. I want my son to research on at least 10 countries and write a big report on one of them at the end of the year. We are also using this atlas to compliment Around the World … [Read more...] about National Geographic Student Atlas of the World -Third Edition
Charlie and Noel: An Advent Calendar Story
It's time to break out those Advent Calendars and count down to Christmas. But instead of chocolates, why not count down with a charming story? Charlie and Noel: An Advent Calendar Story by Franziska Macur is a personal and inviting approach to preparing our hearts for the Christmas season. One objective the Lord has placed on my heart this season is to have a simple Christmas. I don't want … [Read more...] about Charlie and Noel: An Advent Calendar Story