3 Keys to Cracking the History Code

3 Keys to Cracking the History Code - Video 4 is up!

I hope you have been watching and following along with the popular video series, "3 Keys to Cracking the History Code".

If not, then you need to check this out! And yes, it's free.
It's been... eye-opening!

On Tuesday, Terri Johnson, of Knowledge Quest, presented the 1st key to cracking that code. I don't want to spoil it for you, but this short 10 minute video will change the way you think about and teach history.

On Friday, she shared the 2nd key, which essentially boils down to this: when you see it, you get it! This video will help you unlock the history puzzle so that you and your kids can connect the history dots. It's simple, yet profound.

And on Monday, Terri shared the 3rd and final key to cracking this history code. You will be struck by the simplicity of it. Context provides understanding and that's what video #3 is all about. Click here to view video 3 - 3 Keys to Cracking the History Code - Video 3

The buzz in the comment section below the videos are proof of that. Melanie writes, "Thank you so much! You have made history simple and fun. It's exciting to be able to use these tools to learn history along with my children!"

Tina writes, "Tingles! crazy i know, but i love your approach and that you are helping to fill a void. Can't wait til next week." The stuff that Terri is sharing is simple, easy and actionable, plus she's giving away some nice freebies under a couple of the videos to make your job even easier. And what homeschool mom doesn't love EASY?

TODAY, the 4th and final video is up. In it, Terri shares the tools and techniques that she uses with her family to teach history the way it was meant to be taught... as a story. Definitely check it out!

Here's the link to the videos: 3 Keys to Cracking the History Code

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