The French Religious Wars
It is Monday and President’s Day and the start of re-enrollment! What a day! School holidays are the perfect time to add in some enrichment. Are the kids asking you
Category: Homeschooling
Moghul India and Galileo
Happy Monday! Chances are you read the title of this post and thought, “What do Moghul India and Galileo have to do with each other?” You might have also thought,
The Catholic Reformation and the Council of Trent
Happy Monday and welcome to February. This year is a leap year, so we get an extra day in February. Fun Fact: Did you know that the Gregorian Calendar that
Suleiman the Magnificent, Calvin, Knox, and More
Happy Monday and welcome to week 19! This week our Primary and Intermediate students travel to the Ottoman Empire to learn about Suleiman the Magnificent. While our LMS and UMS
Henry VIII and the English Reformation
Last week we learned about Martin Luther and the start of the Protestant Reformation. However, in England, it was not Luther who sparked the Reformation but Henry VIII. Wedlock and
Martin Luther and the Reformation
He [Martin Luther] was one of those great elemental barbarians, to whom it is indeed given to change the world…But it is not altogether untrue to say, as so many
New Year’s Organization
Happy New Year! And Happy New Decade! (Is that a thing?) Have you made any New Year’s Resolutions for 2020? What is it about seeing “January 1st” on a calendar
The Aztec Empire and Cortes
Welcome back!!! Wow, it sure does feel like winter came on in a hurry. Time to get out those vests and rainboots and trimester two curriculum. We hope you had
The Iroquois Confederacy
Happy Monday and welcome to the final week of the first trimester. The upcoming school break is the perfect opportunity to mix-in some history resource links and videos. Today’s Monday
Learning Along the Way
With the holidays fast approaching, some of us may have hours of car travel or airplane rides in our near future. That time spent “trapped” in a car or plane