Mystery of history

FREE Printable Planning Pages for Mystery of History Vol. 1 - My Joy-Filled Life

There's no shortage of great history options for homeschooling families, but The Mystery of History is the only one of those options with a permanent place in our homeschool. Today I want to share an overview of our favorite homeschool history curriculum, but also why we choose it year after year.

Should you use Mystery of History or Story of the World in your homeschool? Here's a comparison of both popular homeschool courses.

I have recently listened to the free audio clip for the Mystery of History Volume 1 and promptly went and ordered the audio cd's for my family!

Pin It Now! The Mystery of History My 6th grader and 9th grader are both reading The Mystery of History Volume II this year. I absolutely love The Mystery of History curriculum and am trying to add in more extra curricular resources this time around since these two are older now. In this particular book in the series, there are only 28 weeks of scheduled lessons, so that means we have 2 weeks per quarter to focus on extras. I have to admit, I dropped the ball on preparation and my kids…

I love history. I have loved it since I was a homeschool kid, and I have always loved teaching it to my own children. In fact, it's central to my business. And in twenty-one years of

FREE Mystery of History Printables and Resources

Today I'm sharing three easy ways to teach your older kids and also include younger siblings in your lessons from The Mystery of History.

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I love to teach homeschool history and geography. That last part of the sentence particularly surprises me because I hated geography in school. However, as I’ve grown up and learned more about the topic I discovered I hated HOW geography is taught, rather than the topic. Because I love homeschool history and homeschool geography so […]