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As a homeschooler, there’s a good chance you’ve heard about Mike Huckabee’s Learn Our History. In case you don’t know much about Learn Our History, it’s an American history curriculum for homeschool consisting of a series of animated video lessons that teach American history from a patriotic and faith-based standpoint.
I co-founded the company with Governor Mike Huckabee because of our shared belief that all kids need to know important American history fundamentals, such as that our rights come from God, not the government. That’s also the reason he wants to let your family try Learn Our History for free. It’s the perfect history curriculum for kids 6-12 years old because it teaches American history through fun, animated stories about a team of time-traveling history students who go back in time to see American history unfold right in front of their eyes.
When you try Learn Our History today, you’ll receive the free DVD, One Nation Under God, plus free online streaming access to the lesson and a free downloadable workbook that features a photographic history timeline, detailed biographies of some of the most influential Americans who have promoted God’s role in American history, a multiple-choice quiz and a set of challenging essay questions you can give to your kids to test their knowledge.
The One Nation Under God DVD is free. You just need to cover $1 in S&P. Click here to order your free copy. When you do, you’ll also receive an email letting you know how to access the streaming content and downloadable workbook right away. Plus, you’ll be eligible to receive other great video lessons from the series about once a month at a special low rate just for homeschoolers.
At Learn Our History, we guarantee your kids will learn and have fun. If at any time you’re not 100% satisfied, we’ll refund every penny of your purchase price. So there’s absolutely no risk whatsoever. Why not give it a try for free and see how Learn Our History is the easiest and most entertaining way for your kids to learn American history this winter.
