Cowboy Cake | Recipes from American History
When you get to Week 18 of Dave Raymond’s American History course, you’ll be covering “The Expansion of the US.” We often think about what…
The Hudson River School | American History Teaching Resources
The Hudson River School was America's first and most influential school of landscape painting. Thomas Cole initiated the style early in the nineteenth…
6 Great Films About Greek Myths & Roman History
It can be hard to relate to the world of the Greek and Roman Empires in the 21st century. Here is a list of 6…
Modern Art Movements | Modern World History Teaching Resources
The impact of modern art on history is impossible to ignore. Artists developed new ways of looking at the world and presenting what they saw or hoped …
Baked Potatoes | Recipes from American History
Many countries’ culinary profiles are defined by the foods that are grown and are eaten constantly; Chinese rice, French wine, Italian tomato sauce, German sausages,…
Greek Hummus | Recipes from Ancient History
Week 19 of Dave Raymond’s Antiquity course covers “The Glory That Was Greece: The Golden Age.” We often think about who these men and women…
Another 5 Classic Films for Your Next Family Movie Night
Here are 5 more classic films for your next family movie night if you enjoyed our previous blog post on the same subject. Each and…
The Roaring Twenties | Modern World History Teaching Resources
The Roaring Twenties, as the 1920s became known, was a period of economic growth after World War I that led to increased consumerism and the testing o…
The Greek Parthenon | Ancient History Teaching Resources
The Parthenon is one of the great buildings of ancient history. These resources provide additional context for your homeschool students as they are st…
The Alamo | American History Teaching Resources
Why did the cry "Remember the Alamo" stir Americans around the country? Use the Alamo teaching resources in this post to provide additional context fo…