My 10 year old fifth grader and I are halfway through Medieval History and completed Ancient History last school year. I can say that I have honestly learned just as much as my kid, as this history is honest, it doesn’t hold back facts that would put specific groups of people in good or bad light, and focuses on a whole world approach instead of everything being told from a white European perspective. I’ve also discovered many “facts” I learned in history as a student are either skewed or just completely wrong! The list of books for extra reading, the suggestions for further study, the activities, and the projects make it all more in depth and sticks with my learner in an impressive way. Especially the Minecraft builds lol.
We both look forward to doing our lesson every week, have never been bored, and my younger learner is excited to start her own history journey with Ancient History next year! Not to mention the excellent approach of converstation dialogue gives my dyslexic learner extra reading practice as we take turns being Mona or Ted and reading aloud. I simply can’t recommend or praise this curriculum enough.

We are wrapping up our first year of history! Ancient history with @curiositychroniclescurriculum has been awesome! I am so excited to move on to Medieval times.
If you aren’t familiar with Curiosity Chronicles I suggest you check it out ASAP. This is a non Euro Centric secular curriculum that shares snapshots of history.

When you have kiddos with special needs it’s can be difficult to find a program that addresses their various learning styles…Curiosity Chronicles does just that.

The multi-sensory approach takes vastly different avenues and includes activities that explores history through an expansive worldview; truly connecting them with an enriching history education. They are not only able to see, hear, and learn from the deeper focus of innovation and discovery…but also, the author is conscious of the kids of today’s main interest and meets them where they are at. For example, every chapter includes Minecraft challenges! Such combinations are truly unheard of and it has become a center point of our homeschool days and rhythm.

First time homeschoolers here! Being that this is our first year, I really wanted something that was easy to understand, walked me through everything for my child, and something secular. I am loving Curiosity Chronicles so far. I do recommend just buying it all. The books, the activities, lapbooks, timleline kit, etc. I’ve found myself wishing I purchased something or the other and ended up buying it separately . The books are easy to understand and heck even I have learned a thing or two.