2024-2025 | Homeschool Curriculum Picks | Geography | High School | Campfire Curriculums

In this video, I am sharing our 2024-2025 homeschool pick for US Geography. We will be using the Geography Series from Campfire Curriculums. I want to say a big thank you to Campfire Curriculums for sending me this series.

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[dwoodw]

This curriculum sounds like it would be good anyone wanting to learn more about the US. I've been out of school for many years, so I've forgotten most of what I learned about the states. I may try this one even though I don't have kids that I'm homeschooling.

[schultesweeties]

I think you have convinced me to get this 😂 it doesn’t usually take much these days. But I have always felt the same way as you about US state studies

[HomeschoolwithJen]

Can't wait to see what you think of the Campfire geography series. We love Campfire and will be doing US geography in a couple of years.

[globetrecker]

I'll definitely have to come back to these videos when my son gets to high school :P I love how you've adapted the curriculums you have used to fit your son- especially regarding the writing assignments. We tried IEW this year and whereas I loved it, my son absolutely hated it and now refuses to write even a sentence. Actually, any output in the form of writing/drawing/note taking causes tears. I'm curious at about what age was your son finally able to write ? We are finishing Grade 4 and still struggling with a basic sentence :( often he dictates and I just write it down for him. Thanks!

We love Campfire Curriculuums- we've done Titanic, Resurrection, Love you to the Moon and Back, and Carolling Noel. Currently doing Pirates. :D

[leighwilliams]

Oh yes- I have a 7th and 4th grader who don’t know our states because those lessons are boring and they don’t remember them! This looks like a good book, even tho it looks a little overwhelming- like drinking from a firehose! It seems like it would take a long time to complete one lesson. But they need to know the states, and that’s really a nonissue compared to the other sawdust fact curriculum I’ve seen!
It seems it would be good for both ages tho, right? What do you think?

[momofmany]

I actually prefer no core connections with our Campfire units. It just takes the stress off of me with trying to do so much.

[globetrecker]

I'm just sad about one thing: Why isn't there a Geography series like this for Canada- speaking for all of us Canadians stuck with boring and dry geography books ;) 😑

[sierrabookishlife]

Have you done a unit yet for health you would recommend?

[CalmintheChaosHomeschool]

Maybe you mentioned it, but how many lessons are there in this course?

[scotttoney]

Hey! Quick question, I saw you were using master books for history and you are also doing a course for geography, don’t they usually intermix? Will your son be getting a credit for history and a separate credit for us geography? ….Just a curious mama who is looking ahead to having a high schooler in 2025. Thanks for your videos, they are very helpful! ~Rebecca

[samanthaeader]

Could you make a video tutorial about how you keep track of transcripts? We're using GRH as well. My oldest will be in HIgh School in 2 years and I don't know how to make these units count as credits.

[AnnaRichards-jh]

Are you still using Gather 'Round Connecting Continents also? I have a 9th grader & love how you planned on doing Gather 'Round for Geography & World History credits over 4 years. Just wondering if you are still doing that & how it's going.

[kita]

Hello I saw an older video of yours. I want to ask you… are you still using gather round for high school as your core curriculum?

[kita]

Does campfire curriculum units like gather round where all subjects are included except math?