My son just completed MFW Adventures and wants to continue studying American History. I originally planned to begin MOH in 3rd grade. I also considered SOTW but I did not care for it ( I know that’s an unpopular opinion). Now I trying to figure out what history curriculum to use. I don’t really want to repeat what he’s already learned. Does anyone have any suggestions???
Hey! I was wondering if you have considered Truthquest. The series of American History for grades 1-5 is excellent. There are 3 guides–and you would probaby be on guide 2 or 3. Go on their website and explore. The teacher’s guides give nice commentary on the topics in sequence (ie-WWi, the Depression, WWII), teach kids to think about worldview, and then good living book suggestions for each grade. I would skip the “spines” as they can be dry, but the books suggested by grade are excellent, and most can be found at your local library.
I looked at Homeschool in the Woods materials at convention. I didn’t purchase it for this year, but it is one I would consider in the future. It is very hands-on. If you go to their website http://www.homeschoolinthewoods.com, you can click on Time Travelers for US History and there is a video telling about the curriculum. I think it looks good.
Why not continue American History with SCM module 6 for modern times? We loved the book selections and the Stories of the Nations and Stories of America vol. 2.
We are using Cantering the Country this year. There are a lot of topics to pick from, but we will mainly focus of birds, geography, and biographies of famous Americans for history.
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