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11th Grade Social Studies Curriculum
What Do You Teach in 11th Grade Social Studies? The typical high school social studies sequence generally moves from World History and Geography to US History to Participation in Government/Civics or Economics. Different states, homeschoolers and schools may vary in their sequence. With Time4Learning, parents have four choices at the high school level to set […]
Fourth Grade Social Studies Homeschool Curriculum
What Do Fourth Graders Learn in Social Studies? Your fourth grader will continue to build a foundation in geography, economics, civics and history this year. In addition to focusing in on the history of one state in each region of the United States, the, curriculum will cover: Geography of North America European Exploration First Cultures […]
Fifth Grade Homeschool Social Studies Curriculum
A well-designed Grade 5 Social Studies curriculum not only imparts factual knowledge but also cultivates your student’s critical thinking skills. In Grade 5, students take an in-depth look at American History to better understand the motivations, challenges, and successes of America’s past. The Time4Learning Grade 5 Social Studies course covers: Pre-Colonial America 13 Colonies Revolutionary […]
3 Ways to Grow Your Child’s Foreign Language Skills
The time had finally come and we were ready for our family vacation to Mexico. After the 6-hour flight, we finally landed and made our way to baggage claim to collect our belongings. As we stepped outside to catch a ride to our hotel, I saw a man yell, “Necesitas que te lleven?” I didn’t […]
Unit Study Supplement: Georgia Facts, U.S. 4th State
Georgia, the southeastern state with the largest land mass and population, is sometimes called “The Empire State of the South.” It became part of the United States on January 2, 1788 — the 4th state to join. Let’s celebrate Georgia’s anniversary on January 2nd by learning more about this state’s history. Those pieces of Georgia’s […]
Unit Study Supplement: William McKinley, U.S. 25th President
While William McKinley accomplished a great deal in his Presidency, not a lot is commonly known about the 25th President of the United States. Even the $500 bill in which he was featured has been discontinued. So as some may say, out of sight, out of mind. However, although not many people know much about […]
Unit Study Supplement: Arizona Facts, U.S. 48th State
On February 14, 1912, the last of the contiguous (sharing a common border) states was added to the Union — the state of Arizona. Only Hawaii and Alaska joined the United States after AZ. Although it was late to statehood, Arizona’s timeline before and after admission is an interesting one. Why not dig deeper into […]
Unit Study Supplement: Florida Facts, U.S. 27th State
The very first region of the continental United States to be explored and settled by Europeans is the area now called “Florida.” Interestingly, though, it was over 300 years before it became the 27th state to join the Union. And that is just one fascinating fact that your homeschooler can learn about this southern state. […]
