U.S. History Early Frontier Unit Study: Kentucky, Davy Crockett, & the Battle of the Alamo
This U.S. History Early Frontier Unit Study about early Kentucky, Texas, and Frontier Life is designed for homeschooling families learning together and works for learners of all ages and abilities.
Discover what life was like on the Kentucky frontier for Davy Crockett growing up, laugh at the many tall tales that surrounded him, and learn about the battle of the Alamo in San Antonio Texas in this unit study for homeschooling families.
Whether you have one child or eight, gifted or struggling learners, you’ll love these adaptable lessons for all ages and abilities.
This U.S. History Early Frontier Unit Study was created by combining Charlotte Mason style language arts with full STEAM sciences and arts along with history, sensory activities, and family fun extras, you get a well-rounded and hands-on education.
My family loves doing school together as a family with meaningful, real-life learning lessons and activities and your family will too!
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These U.S. History Early Frontier Unit Study family-style lessons have 3 main levels of difficulty to help you meet your child at the level they are currently working, instead of some arbitrary grade level.
In general, the 3 levels are split into these corresponding categories:
- Primary: Preschool up to 2nd grade
- Intermediate: Upper Elementary, 3rd to 5th grades
- Secondary: Middle & High School, 6th to 12 grades
Feel free to mix and match the lessons and activities for the three different levels to find activities that best suit your children and their individual learning styles.
I recommend selecting the individual activities that will slightly challenge your child so that they can grow in their abilities and education.
Click on one of the ability levels below to find all of the multi-subject lessons for that level.
Preschool to 2nd Grade: Early Learners
Upper Elementary Learners
Middle to High School Students
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