Course Sample for Our Everyday Explorers: Canada Homeschool Geography Course

Who says history is dull? Not us! Join us for a 11-month study of the history of Canada, one province or territory at a time. Here is an excerpt that covers two days of an adventure in New Brunswick.

You’re going to love this stop!

I hope you brought your sweet tooth along on this trip, because we are going to get to try samples of one of my favorite foods in all the world—chocolate!

We’re going to stop by The Chocolate Museum when it opens in 1999 in the town of St. Stephen. It is housed in the original home of the Ganong candy factory. We’ll see how chocolate was made, watch the hand dippers create edible art, and discover all sorts of things about Canada’s Chocolate Town!

So, come on with me as we check out the sweetest place I know! If you want to see what is going on at The Chocolate Museum today, check out http://www.chocolatemuseum.ca/index.php.

The notebooking pages in your New Brunswick Explorer Pack (found below lesson two) will guide you through the next two days of our expedition!

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More About Our Everyday Explorers: Canada Homeschool Geography Course

Each Everyday Explorers: Canada homeschool geography unit leads students through exploring one of the territories or provinces of Canada.

Each Everyday Explorers: Canada week is divided into three parts:

Days One through Four: Study various locations within a specific host region.

Day Five: Record some of the information discovered by creating charts (logs) that are used at the end of the unit.

Don’t miss the Campfire Stories throughout the year. Each is filled with games, worksheets, recipes, and more to help homeschool students review all the amazing places they have explored!

So, grab a map and an adventurer’s spirit and get started!