Texas History Curriculum for Home and Private Schools

Texas is a wonderful state. From the Panhandle to the Gulf Coast, from the East Texas Piney Woods to the West Texas Plains, there is so much to explore.

Discover Texas History is a hands-on curriculum that helps 4th-9th grade students discover Texas history, geography, and government…one adventure after another!

Ten chronological volumes make lesson planning easy. Interesting articles tell the story of Texas and link students to curated web sites for details. Biographies, topical studies, unit study projects, specially selected books, field trips, and more keep students interested and engaged.

We've helped families enjoy learning Texas history for more than 20 years!
Enjoy this free Texas Timeline Game to get started! You never knew Texas history could be so fun!
Find exciting history, field trips and more on the blog!
"I can't believe how much you've packed into this course! Makes it very easy for me to put together what my children need."
Melissa
Homeschool Mom

See why people have loved this program for two decades!

"This was my favorite course EVER!"
Carrie
8th Grade Student
"I work at Frontier Elementary School, in Angleton ISD.... I teach 4th grade ELA and Social Studies in a gifted and talented cohort. I have always had a hard time finding good resources for Texas history. Yours is wonderful!"
Christine
Teacher

Click here to read Nicki Truesdell’s review of Discover Texas.

Discover Texas makes history meaningful, memorable, and fun!
– Designed to fit every learning style
– Age-integrated so you can teach all your students at once
– Hands-on learning boosts retention as high as 70-90%
– Real books. Real adventures. Real learning!
– Each volume organized to make planning easy

Purchase Discover Texas and Start Your Adventure!

About The Author

Like most moms, I am many things–a proud Texas Aggie, a residential designer, a writer, and a homeschool teacher with over 27 years’ experience. In addition to teaching my own daughter and son, I taught drafting, writing, and Texas history to over a hundred students in co-op and private classes and to thousands of others through the Discover Texas History program.

One thing I’m not is a historian…at least, I wasn’t. But now I am. To find out how that happened, read about why I wrote Discover Texas…