Visiting these Revolutionary War sites is a great way to share your love of American history with your teen.
7 Revolutionary War Sites Your Teen Should Know
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Review of Paul’s Promise Movie – in Theaters Now!
PAUL’S PROMISE is based on the inspiring true story of Paul Holderfield, who founded one of the first racially integrated churches in the south.
Fun Ways You Can Teach History to Your Homeschool Students
Here are some fun ways you can teach history to your homeschool students.
Amazing Historical Sites around Albany, New York, to Visit with Your Homeschoolers
Here are some amazing historical sites to visit around Albany, New York.
Pioneer Village for Sale in Missouri
Check out this 1800s-style pioneer village that was built by a teenager!
High Score: Netflix’s Woke History of Gaming
High Score talks about iconic video games from the past that only a few of today’s gamers will remember or be aware of, but it’s a fun-to-watch series for people of all ages – gamers or not.
Globalism: The Rise of Global Government
The Rise of Global Government: Understanding the Unprecedented Times We Live in through the Lens of the Bible.
A Tale of Two Riots
Let’s compare and contrast the BLM riots and the US Capitol riot.
U.S. Automobile Museum Map
Find an automobile museum near you and explore everything that it has to offer!
25 Must-See Places In Massachusetts
The best time to visit Massachusetts is in September and October, especially if you want to catch a glimpse of colorful fall foliage.
American Heritage Series with Historian David Barton
Discover the amazing truth of our nation’s Godly foundation in the American Heritage Series.
Students Ashamed to be American are Clueless About America
College students who can’t answer simple questions about American history talk about how ungrateful they are to be American!
12 Most Patriotic Places in America
Explore America’s history and rekindle your patriotism at these patriotic places!
STEM for Homeschoolers at Colonial Williamsburg
Colonial Williamsburg Historic Interpreter Mike Romero discusses 18th-century navigation and how those skills were critical to the town’s survival.
BrainPOP Exposed for Pushing Leftist Ideologies
Jonathan Koeppel, a teacher, has exposed BrainPOP, a popular online teaching tool for children, as pushing leftist ideologies like Critical Race Theory.
Stronghold of the Enemy (Book Review)
Stronghold of the Enemy is both a warning and a possible road map to education freedom.
We Are Now Living in The Twilight Zone
I feel like I’m living in The Twilight Zone, where the world is overrun by “those who call evil good and good evil.”
My Grandmother’s Feet
In “My Grandmother’s Feet,” I tell the story of a woman who has volunteered, bettered the world and traveled around the globe.
Camille Campbell: Homeschooled Author of the Wishner Prophecy Series and Teen’s Guide to Fun Social Distancing
Camille Campbell, author of the Wishner Prophecy series, also wrote a book for homeschooling teens about making the most of social distancing.
My First Kiss on the Day of the Dead
Camille’s “My First Kiss on the Day of the Dead” poem won a Gold Key in the 2020 Scholastic Art & Writing Awards, Southwest Region-at-Large.
Review of “Hamilton” by Grace
Grace wrote a review for the new movie Hamilton that’s streaming on Disney+.
Review of “The Breadwinner”
“The Breadwinner” is the story of Parvana, an 11-year-old girl growing up under the Taliban in Afghanistan.