‘History’ Archives
We are history
History to many people seems like a dusty book that you bring out and teach your kids when you have to meet state requirements or because you "have to." [...]
Practical application of timelines
This is a guest post by JoAnne Bennett, a dear friend and mentor. She was kind enough to provide the following post and I'm so glad she did. We will use the [...]
Hope for the next generation
My oldest daughter (10) entered this year's essay contest from our state's Christian homeschool organization. The topic was "The Role of Christians in [...]
Shalom and Hatikvah
Today is Israel's 60th birthday. What a miracle this little country is! To celebrate this momentous occasion, there is lots of activity at the Jerusalem Post [...]
Commonplace books
In my studies recently I happened upon a type of "notebooking" that was fascinating. It combines two of my favorite things--notebooks and traditional books [...]
Christian History study course starts next week
I am hosting a history study here on my blog beginning Monday, April 7. The resources you need are these two books here (click the pics to purchase), along [...]
HisStory lesson planning
I know I've already addressed planning lessons and all sorts of other things for HisStory, so please check the topic in the sidebar for all that good stuff. [...]
Why all the American history?
In the younger grades I emphasize American His Story for several reasons: We strive the think governmentally. Even young children can understand the [...]
My new favorite Christmas book
I came across this jewel at my local library (written by Sally Lloyd-Jones and illustrated by Jackie Morris) and and may end up buying a copy to keep. This [...]
Mona Lisa speaks!
I am an art lover and this is so interesting I had to post about it. A Japanese scientist calculated her bone structure and analyzed the data. See Mona [...]
