Why Field Trips are Important
Intuitively, you’ve probably known it all along. If you’re like me, most of the...
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Attack on Fort Parker
On May 18, 1836 a large party of Comanche and Kiowa warriors attacked a...
A Capitol Idea
On May 18, 1888 a new capitol building was dedicated in Austin, Texas. It...
Road to Revolution: The Treaty(s) of Velasco
Texas won its independence from Mexico at the Battle of San Jacinto on 21...
Need Help Teaching Texas History?
How do you teach a subject you don’t know well, yourself? Or one you...
Story of a Homeschool SuperMom
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The Dred Scott Decision
One of the reasons we study history is so that, by examining what has...
El Cinco de Mayo
“The Fifth of May” commemorates Mexico’s victory over France at the Battle of Puebla on...
Father Miguel Hidlago – The Texas “Zorro”
Father Miguel Hidalgo’s admirers–or maybe his enemies–nicknamed him “El Zorro” (the fox). Though Hidalgo...
Our Earlybird Sale Ends TODAY!
To celebrate Texas History Month, we’ve been giving away our Texas Timeline Game …...