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This year, Munchkin and I are working our way through Mystery of History volume 1 and then volume 2, so I made up notebooking pages to go along with our studies. I’ve broken up the pages according to time periods, so these pages can be used with any history curriculum. There are also some view full post for Mystery of History Notebooking Pages 
My blogging friend Rodna over at Training Children up for Christ asks me if I had a lapbook study on Christopher Columbus. It was said a bit tongue in cheek as she didn’t really expect the answer to be yes. (We were talking about the Little House lapbooks that I had done.) Well, it view full post for Christopher Columbus Lapbook and Notebook Study Munchkin is learning about United States History and United States Government this year in school. This week, she’s finishing up with the overview of American Government. Starting next week, we will begin the more in-depth look into the founding of our nation and the structure of our government. The first thing we will be doing view full post for Constitution Unit Study Uncover Exciting History by Amy Puetz All too often the study of history is seen as boring by students. In fact, I was one of those students when I was in school. Although I was a good student, I found history very dry. Homeschooling Munchkin has allowed me to see a different side view full post for Uncover Exciting History Review Currclick is offering another wonderful Hands of a Child lapbook, Amelia Earhart, for free this week. |
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