As a blogger reviewer for BookSneeze.com (Thomas Nelson Publishers), I received 2 DVD's of The Least Among You. This is a true story based on the life of Rev. Dr. Charles Marks. A young man growing up in Los Angeles during the racially divided time of the 1965 Watts Riots. See my review on a previous post.
How do you instill a love of history to your family? Do you use a curriculum or work through different time periods as a family? Adding historical movies and documentaries is a great way to teach the visual learner.
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I am such a slacker when it comes to incorporating History into our homeschool. I really need to make this a priority!! This DVD looks to be a good watch! Am now your newest follower from the Hip Homeschool Hop.
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I will also be following you from the Hop! I am going to look into this video not only for my home but for my religious ed class that I teach! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteHayley... check out different DVD's at your library. I have found so many and, the best thing is.. they are FREE! Don't forget historical fiction movies, too, like the American Girl series.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the advice, and thanks for the follow! I had to chuckle when you said you don't have a creative bone in your body...lol. Feel free to follow my homeschool blog as well.
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You might find more useful things on that blog relating to homeschool! Thanks again!
Not trying to have a double entry... just noticed I did the linky thing wrong, so, that was me. :)
ReplyDeleteRight now we are still using Story of the World.
Hi Liz... you did the linky just fine! Praying for you and the upcoming delivery!
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