Native American Curriculum Review

Most textbooks, curricula, and children's books that address Native Americans are either woefully inadequate or full of stereotypes and misrepresentations. There is a large gap in knowledge about Native Americans for most people in the U.S. When people are miseducated it has a big impact on Native peoples and communities. This blog exists to help parents, teachers, and homeschoolers to better understand the issues in the curriculum and literature they are using and to find better alternatives.

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Saturday, July 25, 2026

Core Knowledge social studies fifth grade - part 2

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  Unit 3 “Age of Exploration” I’ll start with addressing the term of “Age of Exploration.” Naming WORLD HISTORY eras after something exclu...
Tuesday, July 21, 2026

Not an Untouched Wilderness

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One of the biggest US founding mythologies is the idea of an “untouched wilderness.” A core story that almost all of US history is then buil...
Sunday, July 12, 2026

Core Knowledge social studies: Fifth Grade - part 1

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  Core Knowledge - Fifth Grade social studies - part 1 As the grade levels go up, the amount of material to review also obviously goes up. T...
Friday, July 10, 2026

I'M BACK!

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I am sorry for my absence. I have not had the time or energy to devote to this blog in several years. I have been very busy with many things...
Tuesday, August 29, 2023

Curriculum Review: A History of Us - The New Nation 1789-1850 by Joy Hakim

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This whole series is a trainwreck. They’re so horrible, but you can’t stop reading in disgusted awe of how horrifying this woman’s writing c...
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