We our finishing our 2nd year homeschooling using boxed curricula. I feel confident enough now to branch out on my own, and have decided on the Classical method. Because we changed curricula, ds has covered: 5th grade Romans, 6th Ancient Egypt and dd: 2nd grade Romans, 3rd grade inadequate American History. Do I continue the Ancients with my son, going into 7th, because his learning to date is nowhere near thorough, or move him into the Middle Ages, getting ready for highschool? And my daughter, who is going into 4th? :confused: After many late nights, the two history curricula I am interested in using are A Child's History of the World, and the Famous Men series from Memoria Press. I would so appreciate suggestions for history curricula that does not have a religious bias (although we are devout Catholics) and is very accurate.

I know this post is old, but I'm new to TWTM, and a devout Catholic. Looking to leave the boxed curricula and go classical next fall, I am struggline to find materials for history because of this very issue. Some of the Amazon reviews I've read on the Catholic history books Angelicum or Kolbe recommend turn my hair white, but Protestant history doesn't fit the bill either. Anyway, thanks for putting into words that over which I am pulling out my hair. Misty