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Notgrass writes history straight to the student in short daily lessons, from a Christian point of view, and our Classic kits include it in four grades.

America the Beautiful covers American history from 1000 A.D. to today in 5th grade, and Uncle Sam and You teaches how government works in 6th, with a family activity each week.

In high school, 11th grade uses Exploring America and Exploring Government, and 12th uses Exploring World History and Exploring Economics.

For younger children, Our Star-Spangled Story is an alternative read-aloud American history for grades 1 through 4, and From Adam to Us is an alternate world history for grades 5 through 8.

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How Timberdoodle Does Homeschooling

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How to Pick a Homeschool Curriculum: 4 Steps to Finding the Right Fit

(Without Falling for Every Shiny New Thing) Many years ago, we found ourselves at a homeschool convention, and somewhere between sessions, a fellow vendor—not a homeschooler himself—grinned and said...

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Does Your Homeschool Curriculum Flex Both Sides of the Brain?

Why You Need Both Convergent and Divergent Thinking in Your Homeschool Plans Does your homeschool day lean on workbooks and memorizing, or on open-ended projects with little structure? Most families...

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