Mystery of history

Pin It Now! The Mystery of History My 6th grader and 9th grader are both reading The Mystery of History Volume II this year. I absolutely love The Mystery of History curriculum and am trying to add in more extra curricular resources this time around since these two are older now. In this particular book in the series, there are only 28 weeks of scheduled lessons, so that means we have 2 weeks per quarter to focus on extras. I have to admit, I dropped the ball on preparation and my kids…

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 »

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.

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I have recently listened to the free audio clip for the Mystery of History Volume 1 and promptly went and ordered the audio cd's for my family!

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

FREE Printable Planning Pages for Mystery of History Vol. 1 - My Joy-Filled Life

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

FREE Mystery of History Printables and Resources

Mystery of History hands on lessons

Homeschoolers often use a nifty timeline to track historical events in their studies. It's a great way to envision what happened in history and connect it to contemporary events and people. Many timelines come available with figures, but if you are making your own or just don't like the look of the ones included, these will make you very happy. They are colorful and beautiful!

Follow along as we study the first three lessons of Mystery of History Volume 1: Creation, Adam and Eve, and Jubal and Tubal-Cain.

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Mystery of History Volume 1 is a complete, chronological history of the world, which combines both secular and Biblical history.

This year we are trying out a new history curriculum. After hearing great things about The Mystery of History, I decided to give it a try. I wanted to incorporate The Story of the World (SOTW) since I had several volumes already. I created a lesson planner for The Mystery of History Volume II to […]

The Mystery of History Volume I: Book Review Mystery of History I covers ancient history in a conversational style for elementary through high school students. This book offers a worldwide approach to history and gives you

Mystery of History Volume 3 is a chronological, Christian world history spanning the Renaissance, Reformation, and Growth of Nations.

We have started using a new history curriculum this year, Mystery of History. I have struggled for the last several years on a history program that we like and that is a good