As a Messianic family that loves Israel and the Jewish people, this subject is near and dear to my heart. I’ve always grappled with how to teach children about such a difficult topic as the Holocaust. I believe you have to approach the subject from an age-appropriate point of view.  But from what perspective do you teach it? How do you learn facts about the holocaust and yet make this very difficult subject approachable? In this article, I give examples of how you can help your Children Learn the Facts about the Holocaust.

Where to Learn Facts About the Holocaust

One of my favorite ways to launch into the subject was when we went on a field trip to see Wendy Kesselman’s play adaptation of The Diary of Anne Frank.

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Notgrass Exploring America provides a thorough education in American history and covers Bible, literature, and history all in one. Here is a comprehensive review.

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Notgrass World History takes high school students – ninth, tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grade - from Creation Through the Middle Ages, passing through the Renaissance period and finishing in the Present. As with all Notgrass curriculum, it is written from a Biblical perspective.

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Check out this thorough and comprehensive review of the Notgrass Exploring Government curriculum. Find out if this is what you need for your homeschool this year!

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4th of July Unit Study Ideas and Activities for Your Homeschool

It’s important for our children to understand our nation’s history. Many families enjoy celebrating Independence Day (often referred to as the 4th of July) with fireworks, homemade ice cream, and family cookouts.

But do we really understand why we celebrate? These 4th of July Unit Study Ideas and Activities for Your Homeschool will help your children learn more about this important holiday in a way that’s fun and hands-on!

A Brief History of the 4th of July

Kick off a 4th of July unit study with history.

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