WORKSHOP: How to Create Your Own Long Term History Plan for Your Homeschool

How to Create Your Own Long-Term History Plan Workshop

Does this sound familiar? Every August you pull out a new history curriculum, excited and hopeful — and by October you're not sure if you're covering the right things, moving too fast, going too slow, or missing something important.

The problem isn't you. It's that no one ever helped you zoom out.

In this workshop I'll walk you through the exact framework I use to plan history in my own homeschool — one that's rooted in Charlotte Mason principles and built to be flexible, sustainable, and actually enjoyable to teach.

Here's what we'll cover:

• Why chronological history gives your kids the foundation that thematic study can't
• How to design a history rotation (4, 5 or 6 year) that fits your family's timeline
• What history streams are and how to choose the right ones for your homeschool
• How to decide on a learning model — family style, individual, or a hybrid of both
• How to choose a spine and start building your resource library
• How to narrow your focus so you stop feeling overwhelmed by everything you "should" cover
• How to create a weekly rhythm that makes history lessons feel sustainable

You'll walk away with a real framework — not a perfect plan, but a clear direction. 

What's included:

• 🎥 Full 1 hour workshop recording
• 📊 Presentation slides
• 📝 Long-term history planning template (Google Docs)
• 📋 Welcome guide with reflection prompts