How to Organize The Mystery of History Once, Part One

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The Mystery of History is our favorite history curriculum, hands-down (and we've tried quite a few). Divided into a 4-year cycle, The Mystery of History is designed to be used by multiple ages, which means that when your 1st grader studies Volume 1 in 1st grade, he'll also study it again in 5th grade. How does that work?

Four years later, your student has likely forgotten a lot (most?) of the information she studied as a 1st grader. What you required of that little squirt way back then - coloring pages, a few sentences of copywork, a listening ear -  now becomes full notebooking pages, mapwork, and a more practiced listening ear.  

Who of us in traditional schools got to study world history three times by high school graduation? It's fantastic.  

Today is the first of a two-part video tutorial series that helps you organize The Mystery of History once, so that you're all ready to go again in 4 years without having to plan that volume all over again. 

Educating at Home, ResourcesKendra FletcherThe Mystery of History, history, organizing history, Organization66 Comments