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The number one question we get from families considering homeschooling and having doubts is this: How will I know if my child is on track? I’m worried they will fall behind. You can take the approach of furiously trying to prove to yourself and your child and the...

The book, Eagle Drums by Nasuġraq Rainey Hopson is a retelling of an Alaskan Indigenous myth about the messenger feast. As you read, think about why this myth would have been passed down for so many generations. What does it tell us about the Iñupiat people? How can...

WonderHere Curriculum uses 7 key Learning Elements that are interwoven throughout our program to set the table for your child’s wonder to take over and for learning to spark. Literature, art, play, nature, community, music, and phenomena (which is a fancy word for...

As you spend this unit learning about Indigenous Peoples, YOU will get a look inside their world! Use math to explore history, navigate a “voyage to the new world”, and put on your “STEM hat” (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) to design and create Native...

Indigenous People’s (also known as Native American) History is an integral part of human history. Particularly for those of us who now call the U.S. “home”, it’s important to understand the vast civilization of over 1,000 Native American tribes that existed before...