Jamestown: Week 1
We have arrived at Jamestown! The weeks ahead will be full of history pertaining to this first permanent English colony. For week one our Monday Mix-ins offer videos and links with
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Samuel de Champlain, Henry Hudson, & More
Well, we have arrived at Trimester 3 and a lot has been happening in the world around us. With kids at home full time, I (Sharon) am sure you are
Elizabethan England
Happy Monday! Can you believe that this is the last week of Trimester 2? The year is flying by. Our students will be finishing up their study of Elizabethan England
Elizabeth I, The Spanish Armada, and the Lost Roanoke Colony
Happy Monday and welcome to March! Last week we featured a Monday Mix-ins full of Shakespeare. This week we have a magnificent monarch, a backfiring battle, and a mysteriously missing
William Shakespeare
Be not afraid of greatness. Some are born great, some achieve greatness, and others have greatness thrust upon them. ― William Shakespeare, Twelfth Night To say that William Shakespeare was “great” seems
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
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
