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U.S. History Detective, Book One is very similar in format to World History Detective, even though it is by a different author. It can be used as your core U.S. History course or alongside real...
Those studying Lewis and Clark with students grades 3 through 8, whether through a traditional textbook or other avenue, should check out Lewis & Clark Hands On as a supplement. It reinforces the...
This is a well balanced U.S. history course, suggested for ninth grade, that is written from a conservative, Christian viewpoint. The book begins with an explanation of some worldviews with regard...
Adopting the format of John Haaren's "Famous Men" books that have been popular among homeschoolers, author Clark Highsmith uses a biographical approach to teach the history and key figures of World...
Greenleaf Guide to Old Testament History The Old Testament is the perfect place to start teaching history since it truly starts at the beginning. Many of us shy away from such a study because of...
This is a resource book for parents/teachers who want to use a real book approach for teaching U.S. history to students in grade 4 through 8. It is divided into nine topical areas: Native...
World History Detective, Book 1 can be used as a full history course on its own or as an adjunct to one or more other resources. It is suggested for grades 6 and 7, but I think it would also work...
America the Beautiful is a one-year course in U.S. History for students in grades five through eight. There are several components to the course, most of which are essential. The core is the...
History Study Time Travelers is a hands-on approach for learning history (U.S. history only at this time) for students in approximately grades 3 through 8. While the material is more than...
Classical Academic Press publishes a series of three logic courses. Students should begin with The Art of Argument, then they can use the other two courses in whatever order they choose. The Art of...
The HomeScholar, Lee Binz, specializes in helping home educators with the challenges they face with high school students, particularly with record keeping, transcripts, and college applications....
Zondervan’s Church History, Volume Two, From Pre-Reformation to the Present Day ranks at the top my list of church histories. This 2013 publication by John D. Woodbridge and Frank A. James III is a...
While there are some excellent church histories available, The Catholic Church through the Ages is the most readable, concise, and, in my opinion, accurate volume I’ve found. This is a very...
Vision Video worked with Christian History Institute, publishers of the highly-regarded Christian History magazine, to produce this excellent video-based study about the Bible. It consists of...
The Bible Study Guide for All Ages consists of four separate units (or courses) that cover the entire Bible. This non-denominational Bible study program can easily be taught either at home or in a...
Bible Fluency is an amazing FREE multi-media Bible survey course for junior high students through adults, complete with video instruction, teacher’s guides, a workbook, flashcards, teaching aids,...
Church History is a text written for upper high school and college courses as well as for adult reading. At 650-plus pages, tackling this text in just one school year would be quite an undertaking....
This 300+ page, spiralbound book can be used in a number of ways. It can be the foundation for unit studies on character traits. You might incorporate it into other unit studies, especially those...
“Cat and Dog Theology” was developed to help Christians rethink their relationship with God and understand the importance of giving God priority over ourselves. Bob Sjogren and Gerald Robison have...
Teaching the Classics: A Socratic Method for Literary Education, Second Edition, teaches parents and teachers how to understand and analyze literature using Socratic questioning and discussion....
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