How do I use Fun Free Texas History?
The Answer: However you’d like!
I created this free resource because after scouring the web I couldn’t find an affordable, easy to use Texas History Curriculum. There were many great resources and websites, but I needed them to be appropriate for young kids, something they could understand, and have a little fun thrown in.
Also, as a free resource, you can use this any way you’d like: as a spine or guide for teaching, as a source for supplemental activities or information, or as a full curriculum. You have permission to share the site with your friends and use the materials here for your personal use, but please do not sell or distribute materials for profit.
Ready to get started? Head over to the Texas History Page, or click the links on the side menu.
Who is FFTH for?
Answer: Everyone!
Writing my own Texas History Curriculum gave me the freedom share age-appropriate material. If you’ve studied Texas History (or nearly any history) then you know that it can be intense, bloody, and hard for emotionally sensitive people. I believe, as a homeschool mom, that parents can best choose the information they give children at certain ages based on that child’s maturity and disposition.
There are a few sections in this curriculum that have a Parents notice. This should be read before allowing your child to read and watch the material. I strived to give general material appropriate for all ages and I’ve given my suggested ages for appropriate material; however, I still encourage you to view the material and make the best choice for you and your family.
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Thank you for using FFTH!
While I’ve done much research and learning about these topics myself, I am open to constructive suggestions and corrections, and I’d love to hear back from users about their experience. Feel free to contact me!
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