Early American History (K-3)

Spark your child’s curiosity with a curriculum that brings history to life for Kindergarten-3rd grade homeschool students. This engaging course explores Indigenous peoples, the Vikings, early explorers, colonial America, the American Revolution, and the founding of the United States. Covering 1000 AD to the mid-1800s, it builds a strong foundation in U.S. history, social studies, geography, and civics.

At the heart of this curriculum is a commitment to using impactful literature for memorable lessons and fostering character development. Carefully selected living books immerse students in meaningful stories that nurture compassion, critical thinking, and a deep connection to the past. These engaging titles help children internalize historical concepts and values through narrative.

Students will explore history through hands-on activities, art appreciation, historical recipes, and enrichment activities that bring subjects to life. Integrated geography and mapping activities further develop understanding and contextual learning.

The open-and-go Teacher Guide includes clear instructions, flexible options, and Bible verses for parents who wish to include biblical reflection. This study is fully customizable, allowing families to tailor activities and elements to fit their learning style, values, and educational goals.

Designed for kindergarten, 1st, 2nd, and 3rd grade, this social studies curriculum grows with your student, offering flexibility across grades and years. With the right tools and resources, parents can confidently deliver a full year of immersive, character-building education.