BETTY SWINFORD

SHIRLEY RAYE REDMOND

SHIRLEY RAYE REDMOND

MARTY MACHOWSKI

SIMONETTA CARR

DAILY GRACE

LINDA HOBAR

I cannot recommend this curriculum enough. It has truly inspired a love of history in all three of our boys. If you get only one resource for history, THIS IS IT! But you probably want to grab the timeline figures too.

LINDA HOBAR

A great tool for keeping kids engaged in the lesson.

These timelines are so easy and fun! An amazing way to reinforce and review what they have learned. The boys LOVE their timelines!

DR. JAY L. WILE

We actually incorporate this textbook on Science Day, but I’m including it here too. It’s a fantastic resource that weaves history and science together and it’s full of easy experiments. Whatever day you use it on, we highly recommend it!

SUSAN WISE BAUER

Another great option, we use Story of the World for review and our Time Traveller Journals (which are simply notebooks the boys record imaginary adventures travelling back in time - a sneaky way to review!)

ANGELA O’DELL

An excellent independent workbook for older students if you’re looking for supplementary curriculum to use with Mystery of History.

PHIL WILKINSON

Another fun resource we use with our Time Traveller review, especially good for younger kids.

KRISTIN J. DRAEGER

This series of books guides kids through freehand drawing of the world or a continent or country! These books are super fun, easy to do and the kids were so proud of their drawings. An amazing way to enjoy geography.

CRAIG FROMAN

Get your passport and to take a trip each week. A fun way to glimpse inside other cultures.

DK

“Our World in Pictures” this is a great resource to use with Passport to the World, to reference when studying history or to just enjoy mini country studies on its own!

CRAIG FROMAN

We have a few different atlas’s, this is by far our favourite.

KRISTIN J. DRAEGER

The study of Canada is one of our homeschool requirements. This really simple resource explores each province and territory and includes a basic introduction to Canada’s history, geography, famous people and places, symbols and culture.

KRISTI J. DRAEGER

We love all the books in this series. Such a fun and unique way to learn geography! Don’t worry, you do not have to be an artist!

HEATHER ALEXANDER

MY FATHER’S WORLD

MICK MANNING

Geography through play! And many of the pieces are shaped like the countries, states or provinces! We have every continent and the boys like building all of them and laying them out like a world map on our living room floor.

JAMIE ARAMINI

My Father’s World

One of our favourite activities on History Day is to enjoy an international themed meal, this is a great resource for easy meals! Super fun and memorable!

CARYLEE GRESSMAN

Step-by-step instructions for drawing some of the most significant people and events throughout human history. Great for reports, posters, or just for fun!

KRISTIN J. DRAEGER

This series of books guides kids through freehand drawing of the world or a continent or country! These books are super fun, easy to do and the kids were so proud of their drawings. An amazing way to enjoy geography.

MY FATHER’S WORLD

Easy art projects to engage in while studying history and geography.

Trivia games for lots of different topics, the boys really enjoy these.

BRUCE ETTER, LEXI DETWEILER

MARIANNE HERING, NANCY I. SANDERS

MIKE NAWROCKI

ARLETA RICHARDSON

IRENE HOWAT

IRENE HOWAT

LAUREN TARSHIS

Litho’s Kids

LAURA INGALLS WILDER

ARCHER WALLACE