Mystery of history

This post contains affiliate links. If you've read Preschoolers and Peace for any amount of time (some of you for years and years!), you know that the Fletchers love The Mystery of History . You also know that we love to read aloud and that I assign independent reading lists for my ki

There's no shortage of great history options for homeschooling families, but The Mystery of History is the only one of those options with a permanent place in our homeschool. Today I want to share an overview of our favorite homeschool history curriculum, but also why we choose it year after year.

Join homeschool blogger Nicki Truesdell in her Mystery of History Volume 1 lesson plans for homeschooling ancient history.

I love history. I have loved it since I was a homeschool kid, and I have always loved teaching it to my own children. In fact, it’s central to my business. And in twenty-one years of homeschooling, I never loved a history curriculum more than Mystery of History. By popular request, I have been sharing how we use it

Should you use Mystery of History or Story of the World in your homeschool? Here's a comparison of both popular homeschool courses.

Creating a The Mystery of History student binder for volume 4. It includes a checklist so my student can work independently. Get your FREE checklist!

These free Mystery of History Lesson Plans for volumes 1-4 are perfect for planning out your history curriculum.

I love history. I have loved it since I was a homeschool kid, and I have always loved teaching it to my own children. In fact, it's central to my business. And in twenty-one years of

We will be using Mystery of History Volume 2 this next school year and wanted to share resources that we have found along the way. To make homeschooling less stressful I use the same Science and History for all four of my children. This year we will have grades Kindergarten, Fourth, Tenth and Eleventh. I...Read More »

Have you been tasked with teaching The Mystery of History in a co-op or classroom, but don’t know how? Are you interested in using the series with a small group, but don’t know where to start? Are you the admin for a private school needing information for a bulk rate? If you answered yes to any of these questions, you may want to join Linda Lacour Hobar, author of The Mystery of History, for the philosophy, materials, and how-tos when teaching The Mystery of History in a group.