If your middle schooler is studying early American History, add some of these videos to your lesson plans. They will bring history to life - history is fun!

History literature for early American life, covering daily life, westward expansion, Native Americans, slavery, and more. Living history texts in picture book, chapter book, and audiobook form with a few bonuses.

This year I was determined to teach American History. But, I couldn't find one I liked. So I created my own early American History curriculum.

This post contains affiliate links. These free Early American History printables are a great addition to any history curriculum. We are using them with A History of US. This list includes something for everyone, K through 12th grade. Colonial America Puzzles & Worksheets Rhyming Couplets & Questions Create Your Own Tests & Worksheets choose time [...]

An article featuring an infographic with a timeline of key historical events in Colonial America.

Today, we're talking about teaching American History through literature in our homeschool. Come and take a deeper look at Beautiful Feet Books for the primary years. Since we're in the middle of getting ready for our new homeschool year, I asked my Daniel (age 8) what he wanted to study this fall. (I realize that

Studying the United States in your homeschool? Here's how Beautiful Feet Books' literature approach to Early American History can help.

Use this vetted list to help teach Early American History with movies to your high school homeschoolers: Colonial Times, Revolutionary War, Early Frontier Life, and Westward Expansion

This American history curriculum is great for elemenary and middle homeschool students. They will be learning about American history through literature, timeline activities, great book, hands-on activities, and project ideas.

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