Homeschool Curriculum Suggestions for Social Studies & History

Here is the Guide for all subjects but below are the links for social studies specifically: History Quest-text and workbook (Early Times/ Ancients only available now. Multiple ages of kids can do together) Curiosity Chronicles-text and workbook 180 Day of Social Studies-workbook Liberty Kids-Early American history PBS series-free on youtube You can find coordinating worksheets on line if needed. (Ages 7-12ish) *If you are unsure of which history period to cover I’d suggest GEOGRAPHY instead. You can focus on world or US geography and find coordinating workbooks. You can add in culture studies for areas kids are more interested in by adding books, videos, museums, and field trips. Solid Workbook sources-Spectrum, Evan-Moor, DK Whatever you do, be sure to use museums, historical sites, books, and other resources to round out the subject. I would greatly appreciate it if you enjoyed the podcast, please leave me a review wherever you listen to podcasts to help my search-ability. Thank you in advance! Find me on Facebook where I post articles, live videos, and relevant resources My website is where you can listen directly if needed. Check me out on Instagram @Lattebooks2read where I post books, resources for learning and snapshots of our homeschool life. Please feel free to send me comments, suggestions for episodes, or questions to outsidethelinespodcast@gmail.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Homeschool Curriculum Suggestions for Social Studies & History is an episode from Learning Outside the Lines by Ann Ryan.

This episode is 13:42 long.

This episode was published on May 25, 2020.

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