There’s a Reason We Call Our Program “Discover Texas”!
There’s a reason we call our state history program “Discover Texas”! Whether you’re just...
The Meadows Center at Aquarena Springs
I can’t think of any place better to help students understand the fascinating Edwards...
Bob Bullock Museum
Austin is Texas’ capitol city, and it’s pretty much close to everywhere! A great...
Bats in Flight Every Night
Not every field trip in Austin is related to state history and government. The...
If you homeschool in the Texas Hill Country…
The Bob Bullock Texas State History Museum in Austin is one of my favorites—a...
Three Battles at the Alamo
How much do YOU know about the Alamo’s past and the plans for its...
Does Your Non-Profit Need a Fundraising Event?
Does Your Civic or Cultural Non-Profit Need a Fundraising Event? Last week I told...
I Did a Thing! :)
Some of you may know that I write fiction as well as history curriculum.I...
General George A. Custer in Texas
This building on the University of Texas campus has always held special interest for...
Early Texas Trails – the Pinta Trail
The Pinta Trail was used by native Texans traveling through the Hill Country from San...