I have been asked several times, “Do you have a Textbook-free book list for Ancient Greece?”. Now, the answer is finally yes! What exactly do I mean by textbook-free history? You can read all about it (or listen to the audioblog) here. Below you will find lists of living books, memory work, and other fun …
In true #TextbookFreeHistory fashion, I’ve collected an epic booklist full of WW2 nonfiction, biography, memoir, and fiction for middle school and high school students!
A hands-on project inspired by Native American winter counts is a simple, fun accompaniment to your American history studies.
More than 75 beautiful books for children celebrating the lives, achievements, and impact of African Americans in our country. Perfect for observing Black History Month, but also essential reading for any month!
For many modern protestants, church history (if they think about it at all) begins with those famous theses being nailed to a door, as if the 1500 previous years of Christianity don’t really count. If you have desired to learn more about church history or if you have longed to feel connected to the church throughout the ages, this post is for you! If you have felt overwhelmed at the thought of where to start your own studies, let alone how to pass on a delight-filled understanding of their place in church history to your children, I hope this post provides a helpful place to start.
Early American history resource round-up: book lists, geography resources, morningtime memory work, art suggestions, and movies for educating your elementary and middle school students, and pursuing your own life-long learning.
Core resources, supplemental reading, art, video, memory work, and more to study the Middle Ages textbook-free
History is an adventure story and is best learned biographically and chronologically through good books.
