What You Learned About America's Liberty Bell That May Not Be True
Today, July 8, is considered "Liberty Bell Day" on some calendars. Tradition tells us that on this day in 1776, the Liberty Bell r...
Showing posts with label homeschool history. Show all posts
Showing posts with label homeschool history. Show all posts
President's Day or Presidents' Day? What Should We Really Be Celebrating?
"Washington is the mightiest name of earth . . . On that name, [a] eulogy is expected. It cannot be. To add brightness to the sun, or g...
Recipe with a History: Johnnycakes
My dad was a mechanic for many years, and most of that time, he worked on big trucks or trailer trucks for semi-trailers. I remember visitin...
Homeschooling: Experience Ancient Greece by Visiting Museums and Sites Virtually
My Youngest, now 17 years old, is a visual learner. Even though he isn't hard of hearing, he prefers to turn on the closed captions ...
Homeschooling: Revolutionary War Films and Documentaries
The Youngest is studying United States History this year, and instead of using a history textbook or curriculum, we are doing unit studies i...
Homeschooling: Washington's Thanksgiving Proclamation
On October 3, 1789, our first president proclaimed November 26, 1789, a day of "public thanksgiving and prayer," recommended by ...
Homeschooling: 6th Grade Ancient History
Thank you for visiting this webpage! Scroll down for page updates. My Youngest studied Ancient History last year, using a BJU Press ...
Homeschooling: How I Planned National Park Visits for Homeschooling U.S. History
One of the delights of our family vacation this July was the ability to stop at four National Parks! As I was planned the upcoming school...
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