Telling the Story of Texas
History is, first and foremost, a STORY! How we remember history depends a great...
Trick Question: Why SHOULDN’T You Buy Our Product?
Answer: Because people don’t BUY products. They buy SOLUTIONS. They buy EXPERIENCES. They buy...
Are You Ready to Discover Texas?!?
When we chose the name Discover Texas for our curriculum, we had a very specific...
The Lady in Blue
In May of 1628 Maria de Jesus de Agreda’s superiors wrote a letter to...
Insights from Texas History by Tom Glass
While I was at the 2015 THSC Homeschool Conference in The Woodlands, I had...
Bluebonnets!
Every Spring, God carpets the state of Texas in blue. But it wasn’t until...
Remembering John Coffee “Jack” Hays
Texas Ranger John Coffee “Jack” Hays was born in the community of Cedar Lick...
Why Unit Studies Work
My Homeschool How-To for parents series explains why I arranged the Discover Texas History...
Early Texas Trails – El Camino Real de los Tejas
El Camino Real de los Tejas – the Royal Road of the Tejas ...
Early Texas Trails – the Pinta Trail
The Pinta Trail was used by native Texans traveling through the Hill Country from San...