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We are history

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

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

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

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

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

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?

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

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 [...]

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