World History 1: Ancient Times
We suggest waiting until second grade to begin formal history study, as it requires a more mature attention span than listening to fiction literature. Though...
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We suggest waiting until second grade to begin formal history study, as it requires a more mature attention span than listening to fiction literature. Though...
Though our curriculum schedules this course for third grade, it works well for any elementary or middle school student who has completed the prerequisite course...
Though our curriculum schedules this course for fourth grade, it works well for any elementary or middle school student who has completed the prerequisite study...
Though our curriculum schedules this course for fifth grade, it works well for any elementary or middle school student who has completed the prerequisite study...
If you have been following our history curriculum in previous grades, your child will have surveyed American history as part of world history but not...
If you have been following our history curriculum in previous grades, your child will have surveyed American history as part of world history but not...
If you have been following our history curriculum in previous grades, your child will have surveyed American history as part of world history but not...
This course builds upon the four years of world history studied in the elementary grades to gain an understanding of the broad trends that will...
This course is ideal for students who enjoy reading historical fiction and are looking for an approachable introduction to world history. It combines a series...
American history courses often suffer from bias. Some whitewash negative events (especially recent ones) in an effort to instill patriotism. Others dwell so much on...
This course invites you to experience the lives of great or remarkable men and women through biographies. Each month, students choose a biography to read...
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