History This Week: Greek Myths
Today we have a guest post from Josh Ronda, SLOCA alum and videography intern. Josh has been working on the Ancient Greece Gods and Goddesses piece for our Brass Tacks
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history this week: Marco Polo with a Side of Hamlet
For today’s History This Week series, you will find a few fun and exciting resources related to SLOCA’s current history and literature studies. These are intended to be an EASY
History This Week | Mesoamerican Middle Ages
SLOCA’s Gil Braga enlightens readers about the history of Mesopotamia from the Middle Ages.
Vikings | Fun Day Trip Idea, Movies & Resource Lists
Our resources for this week include a lot of fun! Use this blog to enhance you and your student’s interest about Vikings and how culture represents it. Scroll down to see information about visiting a Danish museum, peruse copious and links and lists to inspire and enhance your homeschooling days.
History this Week: Ancients Wrap Up
Happy Monday! As we near the end of the 2021 school year, and the demise of the Roman Empire, we here at Down Home hope you have enjoyed our History
History This Week: Gladiators & The Colosseum
Happy Monday! Today we have some resources for our study of Roman gladiators and the Colosseum this week. All links are for educational use, but please preview to see if
History This Week: Pompeii
Today for History This Week we have some video and website resources to further investigate the catastrophic eruption of Mr. Vesuvius in 79 A.D. and the destruction of Pompeii and
History This Week: World Religions
Today for History This Week we are studying Christianity as part of our curriculum on the founding of World Religions in Ancient History. We have already covered Judaism, Hinduism, Buddhism,
History This Week: Julius Caesar, Cleopatra & Augustus Caesar
Happy Monday, we hope you had a great Spring Break. Today for History This Week we are continuing on in our journey learning about the Roman Empire by focusing on
History This Week: The Decline of the Roman Republic
As we move along through Ancient Roman history, we will start to see the Republic fall apart and give way to the rise of the Roman Empire. Today for History
