History Resources

One-year American history, geography, and literature course. Ages 10-14.

Study American history from Columbus to the war in Iraq with history narrative, American literature, and Bible integrated into one course. High school.

Study world history from Creation to the 21st century with history narrative, literature, and Bible integrated into one course. High school.

The first-person account of the World War II experiences of Wesley Notgrass using his photographs and memorabilia. All ages.

Forty lessons about Olympic history, sports, and athletes. Ages 7-12.

A cast of homeschooled students and graduates present a story of faith and courage set in France during World War II. All ages.

Using drama, humor, Russian folk songs, and original music and choreography, a cast of homeschooled students and graduates tell a story of life in the Soviet Union in 1964, focusing on the experiences of Christians living under Communism. All ages.

Immigrants crossing the Atlantic to the United States learn to appreciate each other and the cultures from which they come. All ages.

The true story of Thomas Gallaudet and the founding of the American School for the Deaf, performed by a homeschool cast. All ages.

Fifteen lessons plus crafts that chronicle Jesus' birth and childhood, teach how the celebration of Jesus' birth began, and tell about Christmas traditions and legends from many lands. Ages 7-12.

Fifteen lessons about Thanksgiving history and traditions, craft ideas, scrapbook pages, and answer key. Ages 7-12.

Tennessee history from the Native Americans through the 20th century. Ages 9-14.

A fun family study of the Peach State with a history narrative and student workbook. Ages 9-14.

First-person portrayals of historical figures from medieval England and the Civil War. Ages 10 to adult.