If you have been homeschooling long, you have probably had an experience where a subject you thought your children would be excited about was the very subject they were bored stiff by. This is often the case with American History.
If presented as simply a series of chronological events, or as an unconnected grouping of historical literature, American History can be underwhelming, to say the least. But if you are a homeschooler with Time4Learning, you have an opportunity to learn American History in a whole new way.
Time4Learning offers multimedia American History lessons for grades seven or eight that combine animation, text, and audio to enhance the learning process. If your child enjoys learning on the computer, and would benefit from an interactive approach to studying history, then American History with Time4Learning may be the program for him or her. (To try out one of the American History lessons, choose one of the demo lessons from the 6th to 8th grade category on the demo lessons page.)
The course is quite comprehensive, covering twenty-three units, from the Age of Exploration through the modern era. Each unit includes multimedia lessons, resource pages, lesson quizzes, and unit tests. The American History Lessons include such titles as: British Taxes, Issues Facing the Nation, Quest for the West, The Effects of Reconstruction, Post War Challenges, and Civil Rights Era. And students enjoy the variety of both online and offline activities designed to help them master the material.
In addition, each unit includes a teaching guide that parents can use to help extend the lessons through intercurricular activities, discussion questions, and literature suggestions. All in all, you probably won’t find a more in-depth - - and fun - - American History program for homeschool available anywhere. Why wait? Sign up for Time4Learning’s multimedia American History course today!
Posted under Homeschool, history, homeschool curriculum, middle school curriculum, social studies
This post was written by Kerry on May 27, 2009


