Early American History 7-9 Teacher Guide

Engage your students in a dynamic Early American history curriculum designed for 7th, 8th, and 9th grade learners. This guide supports teachers in providing an immersive course that takes students beyond textbook summaries and into the lives, choices, and lasting impacts of the people who shaped civilizations around the world. Ideal for homeschool families, charter schools, and co-ops, this curriculum supports academic growth while fostering character development, life skills, and critical thinking.

This guide helps parents leverage carefully selected living books to help students connect emotionally and intellectually with key historical events and people.

Spanning from indigenous cultures to the early modern era, this guide helps place social studies within a global context, exploring the rise and fall of empires, religious movements, political revolutions, and cultural shifts across the world. Students engage with history through primary sources, mapping activities, and hands-on projects that promote deeper comprehension and interactive learning.

The guide is designed to be adaptable, allowing families to tailor activities, materials, and pacing to meet the specific needs of their students. This flexible, full-year course helps students understand the world and their place in it, making it ideal for a comprehensive and engaging learning experience.
 

• This history curriculum contains 82 lessons.
• Complete 2-3 lessons per week for a one-year unit study.