Uploaded November 2021 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
00:00 Intro
01:14 Read Alouds
02:36 Non-Fiction Spine
03:40 Morning Basket
06:28 Math
12:37 Trip Activities
15:20 Books
23:07 Projects and Activities
26:04 Timeline History Binder
26:57 Language Arts
30:02 Pictures from our Unit
32:22 Final Thoughts - What Worked/What Didn't
Corresponding blog post with links and free resources: tickettolearning.wordpress.com/2021/11/01/european-middle-ages-unit-study
More great Middle Ages Resources from Julia at Home: youtu.be/grKy63l1e_A
FREE Middle Ages Workbook Walkthrough: youtu.be/XgbLEzHU4LY
Book Basket Books for this Unit: youtu.be/zX48oEaLY5Y
Book Basket vs Morning Basket: youtu.be/7u4HvldreCA
Math on the Level: youtu.be/9ECOoa_lK7M
Timeline Book: youtu.be/PQB8kmDS3R4
How We do Vocabulary: youtu.be/9xZg9CQxpik
Grammar Galaxy: youtu.be/S2J5lfHNxFU
I've been taking classes from Rooted In Language to help build our Language Arts program. Here's a link to their YouTube Channel: youtube.com/channel/UC-TIgbc2mklpS3yz4bM5YaA
See our unit studies in real time on instagram: instagram.com/https://www.instagram.com/tickettolearning
Hi! I’m Laura, homeschooling mom to three. I’m excited to share our homeschooling journey with you. We tend to follow a child led unit study approach to homeschooling. While I pull from many educational philosophies, if I had to pick one way to describe our homeschool, it would be Braveschooling (based on Julie Bogart's book "Brave Learner"). The thing about home education though, is that each family and life stage are so different. No two homeschools look the same. My hope is that by sharing my journey, I can offer support, encouragement, and inspiration to help you think outside the box to create a dynamic homeschool experience tailored to your family.
“Therefore encourage one another and build up one another, just as you also are doing.” ~1Thessalonians 5:11
Renaissance by Audionautix is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license. creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0
Artist: audionautix.com
00:00 Intro
01:14 Read Alouds
02:36 Non-Fiction Spine
03:40 Morning Basket
06:28 Math
12:37 Trip Activities
15:20 Books
23:07 Projects and Activities
26:04 Timeline History Binder
26:57 Language Arts
30:02 Pictures from our Unit
32:22 Final Thoughts - What Worked/What Didn't
Corresponding blog post with links and free resources: tickettolearning.wordpress.com/2021/11/01/european-middle-ages-unit-study
More great Middle Ages Resources from Julia at Home: youtu.be/grKy63l1e_A
FREE Middle Ages Workbook Walkthrough: youtu.be/XgbLEzHU4LY
Book Basket Books for this Unit: youtu.be/zX48oEaLY5Y
Book Basket vs Morning Basket: youtu.be/7u4HvldreCA
Math on the Level: youtu.be/9ECOoa_lK7M
Timeline Book: youtu.be/PQB8kmDS3R4
How We do Vocabulary: youtu.be/9xZg9CQxpik
Grammar Galaxy: youtu.be/S2J5lfHNxFU
I've been taking classes from Rooted In Language to help build our Language Arts program. Here's a link to their YouTube Channel: youtube.com/channel/UC-TIgbc2mklpS3yz4bM5YaA
See our unit studies in real time on instagram: instagram.com/https://www.instagram.com/tickettolearning
Hi! I’m Laura, homeschooling mom to three. I’m excited to share our homeschooling journey with you. We tend to follow a child led unit study approach to homeschooling. While I pull from many educational philosophies, if I had to pick one way to describe our homeschool, it would be Braveschooling (based on Julie Bogart's book "Brave Learner"). The thing about home education though, is that each family and life stage are so different. No two homeschools look the same. My hope is that by sharing my journey, I can offer support, encouragement, and inspiration to help you think outside the box to create a dynamic homeschool experience tailored to your family.
“Therefore encourage one another and build up one another, just as you also are doing.” ~1Thessalonians 5:11
Renaissance by Audionautix is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license. creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0
Artist: audionautix.com
