History
Little-known stories from history which entertain, educate, and inspire. Sources cited.
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Free American History Resources: List 1
Recently, I’ve taken several free, online history classes about America and World War II. Thus far, the classes have been wonderful in content and presentation. I look forward to engaging in more of these educational opportunities. As I was researching for online classes, I discovered a good deal more. I thought many of you may appreciate my growing list of finds for free, American history resources! Due to space, I’ve had to trim this post to contain only . . .
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A Detective’s Guide to American History {Review of 2!}
Are you searching for fun ways to teach your children about key people and events in American history? Investigate this review of two resources--A Detective’s Guide to American History: 1800 to 1900 and A Detective’s Guide to American History: 1900 to 2000. Both guides are written for elementary students. The product desciption doesn't mention a specific age, but I'm thinking it is best suited for 3rd-5th graders. However, the content is adaptable. I learned several new things, and I'm well past fifth grade! These guides can easily be used to refresh the memories of older students. . .
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MARY SLESSOR MISSIONARY MOTHER {Book Review & Giveaway}
If you’re looking for an adventurous Christian biography for children ages 9 -12, then you’ll want to check out this MARY SLESSOR MISSIONARY MOTHER book review. Plus, there’s a giveaway with this one!
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HEIRLOOM: Devotional Book Review {& Giveaway}
In order to leave a legacy, you’ve got to own it first. You’ll find inspiration for doing that in HEIRLOOM: Living and Leaving a Legacy of Faith, written by Kathy Howard. This devotional book review includes a giveaway, and the book would make a lovely gift for someone special . . .
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Remember and Reconnect Challenge
Usually, in November, we list the things for which we are thankful. In addition to giving thanks to God, I plan to do something a little different. I hope you'll join me and and take the November Remember & Reconnect Challenge. Initially, I just issued this challenge on a few social media outlets. However, there was such a favorable response, I thought I'd share it on the blog as well. Because the more people who choose to do this, the better. I want to challenge us all to remember and reconnect with someone we've not talked with in awhile. Encourage and uplift them. The world will always offer negativity. Let's…
