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    Honest History

    I was sent a copy of this Middle School book from Goop favorite Honest History Magazine: History Is Delicious, from FoodGPS.com founder Joshua Lurie in exchange for this review. With Charlie Homeschooling full time again this year I am able to use the books we find that interests our family. As soon as I hard about History Is Delicious I couldn’t wait to check it out because this is our first year to Study History and I had been struggling on what to use to teach Charlie this new class. When History Is Delicious arrived I went and sat down on the Couch to thumb through the book before I…

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    Homeschool Resources: History

    God morning, I would like to share these Homeschool Resources: History with you. If you have used these resources leave me a comment and let me know what you thought of the resources and why. Jim Hodges Audio Jim Hodges Audio Books just might help to bring history alive for your homeschool! Choose your favorites for the whole family from over 60 titles including Paidea Classics, Yesterday’s Classics, G.A. Henty Audio Books, Old Time Radio, and more. National Air & Smithsonian Institution: Space Museum – History Through Aviation Interactives All grades, with parental supervision This website, sponsored by the National Air & Space Museum at the Smithsonian Institution, offers online…

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    Homeschool Resources: History

    CCC! Streaming Media BundleAward-winning CCC! Streaming Media Bundle features 6,500+ high-quality video programs aligned to state and Next Generation Science Standards in all subject areas – Math, Science, Social Studies, Language Arts, and STEM! These 1-year subscriptions also include an abundance of support materials, including teacher guides, student activities, and quizzes. Library of Congress – Today in History Grades 3-12, with parental supervision Discover what happened today in history at this website from the Library of Congress. When clicking on today’s link, the date should automatically be added to the end of the URL taking you to the highlighted events of the day. Looking for a specific date? No problem. Use…

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