From Subscribers:

" ... I have to admit that I was hesitant to spend the nearly $30 for only six issues, but now that I've gotten the first issue I have to say that it is totally worth it! I'm very glad that I went ahead and subscribed, and I now wish I'd taken advantage of the two year price ... I've paid three times as much for a unit study curriculum that isn't as comprehensive as your magazine."

Jocelyn S. - San Jose, CA

" ... I believe that I first read about Learning Through History magazine at The Well-Trained Mind boards. I'm a sucker for a good magazine for kids! ... Basically, this magazine is like having a unit study in hand! The articles are divided out by reading level so that you can be teaching the same topic to all of your children, no matter their age ... We used our Medieval and Renaissance issues last semester and there was information in there that wasn't ANYWHERE else in the books that we were reading!"

Kris P. - Morristown, TN

"I can't say enough about this magazine. At the convention (Florida Parent-Educators Association or FPEA)this year I brought all my friends over to check it out and they all signed up for subscriptions and purchased some of the back editions. I am a homeschool mom of four, ages 4-13. I have a history and science co-op and this magazine is invaluable. The older children read the articles and everyone enjoys the projects and the discussion questions. It just really helps to bring history alive. I will continue to tell everyone I know about your magazine because I want it to be around for a long time. Thank you so much!

Linda C. - Wellington, FL

"Learning Through History has been a boon for our homeschooling family. We have a son whose interest in history runs very deep, and it can be difficult to find resources that are both age-appropriate and engaging enough to sustain his interest. LTH is both. As a parent, I appreciate that each issue provides a comprehensive look at the chosen time period, and I also love the subscriber area, with its suggestions for further reading. I often bring the magazine to the library to find the supplemental books, and have not been disappointed with the recommendations.

As a side note, I especially like that your magazine is free from advertisements. Thanks again for providing an exceptional resource. "

Tara E.- Philadelphia, PA

"I was reading to my girls today from the Colonial America issue as we wait for Hurricane Ophelia to pass on by. Anyhow, we are new subscribers and we all love your magazine. My homeschooled girls (ages 8 and 11) ask me to read aloud to them at breakfast. I would certainly recommend your magazine to anybody and everybody. I also love the topics for discussion side bars- they are a helpful way for us to talk more about what we read. Keep up the awesome work. Thanks!"

Bee D.- Wilmington, NC

"My family loves learning how everyday people lived in different times. We enjoy recipes and 'day in the life' articles. I think your magazine is excellent! I am always bringing up interesting tidbits in conversation (and the magazine is supposed to be for the kids!)"

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From Teachers:

"I love the total package, the illustrations and pictures really appealed to the teen boys I teach and the info is an excellent springboard to build my lessons around.... Thanks!!"

"The layout of the magazine makes it interesting for all readers. It is easy for me as the teacher to use and I don't have to struggle over lesson plans. Rather than dull reading, the student can actually "walk in the shoes" of a historical figure, participate in a virtual activity or home experiment, and generally get a taste of real history. This is so much better than when I was in school and I love it too."

Publications:

" ... I would say that it is a perfect tool for any homeschooling family that wants creative ideas, accurate information and innovative learning opportunities for each one of their children." ... I enjoy magazines like these because, like a good reference book, the investment lasts for years. They will never lose their usefulness and with the bonus of a continually updated web site, the lessons will grow with your children." See Entire Review

Jane Boswell, Publisher, Home Educator's Family Times

"We have been receiving this quality publication for the past year and are extremely pleased with it."... "Buy up their back issues and start a subscription for your homeschool library! Added online benefits are available at no charge to subscribers (over 1,000 archived history articles, more activity guides, additional art projects), which makes this purchase fully worth the price of the subscription. I highly recommended Learning Through History for all homeschool families. See Entire Review

Gena Suarez, Publisher, The Old Schoolhouse Magazine