Westward Expansion | American History Teaching Resources
From the Erie Canal to the Pony Express, here is a list of free online resources to dig deeper into the history of the American West.
5 Tips To Write A Better Research & Thesis Paper
Is your student struggling to write their research paper? Are they enjoying the topics they chose? Here are 5 tips to help your student write…
8 Films to Watch While Studying World War 1
These 8 classic films will help students better understand the war and those who fought in it. They can be used to provide context and perspective wh…
World War 1 (WWI) | Modern World History Teaching Resources
Dave Raymond covers World War 1 from its beginnings to the armistice in Lesson 17 of his Modernity World History curriculum. Please use these WWI…
The Cherokee Nation and the Trail of Tears | American History Teaching Resources
Dave Raymond covers the early to mid 1800s, from Andrew Jackson and the Battle of New Orleans to the Cherokee Trail of Tears in Lesson 17 of his Ameri…
The Amistad Slave Revolt Case | American History Teaching Resources
How were John Quincy Adams and the Amistad slave revolt case related? In addition to letting Dave answer this question in Lecture 17.2 of his…
What is a Christian View of Economics?
This is an excerpt from our Economics for Everybody curriculum. Economics is a scientific discipline that applies to the choices we make in everyday life.…
Lewis and Clark | American History Teaching Resources
Dave Raymond covers the westward journey of Meriwether Lewis and William Clark in Lesson 16, Lecture 16.3 of his American History video curriculum. We’ve provided…
Why are the 10 Commandments Important for Economics?
This is an excerpt from our Economics for Everybody homeschool economics curriculum. Most people don’t think about economics when they think about the Ten Commandments,…
5 Hilarious Films For Your Next Family Movie Night
It can be difficult to find films that are suitable for and enjoyed by all family members. Here is a list of five classic films…