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People and Places of World War II is a complete World War 2 history course for homeschoolers and sixty-eight weeks in length.The first unit, “The Who’s Who of WWII and the Paths Leading Them to War” covers twenty-one weeks. The second unit, “The American Home Front” covers forty-seven weeks. This World War 2 history course consists of numerous games and activities, puzzles, and projects that help students develop and sharpen skills in critical thinking, research, note taking, handwriting, history, geography, reading, writing, art, math, analyzing, and much more. This history course for homeschoolers also includes additional resources for further study.
Who’s Who of World War II
World War II is a vast and difficult subject to teach, especially if you have learners of various ages. This unit study, The Who’s Who of WWII, introduces students to key figures, their countries, and the paths that led to war.
War is an awful thing. It should not be glorified. However, we need not look any further than the Bible to learn that wars have been occurring for a very long time. There are numerous passages of Scripture pertaining to war (and peace). Some of those are included at the end of the unit for you to ponder and discuss.
The compact lessons in this unit can stand alone or make a great accompaniment to another homeschool history curriculum. They cover the years 1931-1941. Expansion studies are available with additional resources.
This World War 2 history course includes helpful links throughout the units.
The American Home Front
In this World War 2 history unit study, The American Home Front of WWII: We’re in This War Together, lessons focus on the struggles, the failures, and the victories of America’s hometowns. Students learn how cooperation, hard work, and personal sacrifices significantly affected the Allies’ victory.
The compact, fact-filled lessons in this unit can stand alone, or make a great accompaniment to your history curriculum. Choose the activities best suited for your homeschool history student. The content covers various aspects of the American home front during December 1941-September 1945. Students can expand their studies by using additional resources.
Scattered throughout this unit study are helpful links to add enrichment to the learning experiences. This World War 2 history unit study provides additional resources for learning extensions.
