In this ongoing class, learners will explore some of the most famous battles of all time and learn the historical context of the how and why behind these famous conflicts. History is nothing but stories that are retold and we will delve into some of the famous battles that ever happened in world history.  Topics are student driven so the next two to three months of courses were chosen and selected by students attending the class.  Classes do not repeat or loop but grow based on student demand.  

Current Unit: The Winter War of 1939
Nov 3 - 9:  Winter War Part 1 Background
No 10 - 16 : Winter War Part 2 The War Begins
Nov 17 - 23: Winter War Part 3 How the War Ends


Next: vote in class https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdYg0FDufPOAL9NCDA-Di8GHl0hKDXMQT_ibc3X5qYiuDZCrw/viewform?usp=sf_link 

The next unit will be determined via student choice and the votes of enrolled students so stay tuned. 

Past lessons.  These lessons will definitely come up again and I always try to add new content when teaching materials we have covered before so that students that have been enrolled for some time still come away learning more the second time around. 

The Emu War of 1932
 9-11 to 20 years in Afghanistan
Battle of Thermopylae (Ancient Greece)
Battle of Alesia (Romans)
Battle of Hastings (Middle Ages)
10 Crazy Battles of the Middle Ages
Battle of Trenton (US Revolution)
The Atomic Bomb (WW2)
D-day (WW2)
Iwo-Jima (WW2)
The Battle of Gettysburg (American Civil War)
The Battle of Little Bighorn (Westward Expansion)
Operation Desert Storm (Modern Era)
D-day (World War 2)
The Battle of Kursk (World War 2)
Pearl Harbor (World War 2)
Midway (World War 2)
The I-25 (World War 2)
The Atom Bomb (WW2-Today)
The Somme (World War 1)
Vietnam
The Mongols
The Winter War of 1939
Battle of Britan
The Vikings
The Falklands War

And so many more. There is no shortage of human conflicts to explore throughout all eras of history. Each lesson will break down the time period, opposing sides, technology, the leaders, and the battle breakdown itself.  

This ongoing class will be a stand-alone lesson. Your learner is welcome to join at any time or leave and come back later.  

Dust off your helmet, strap on your shield and join us for an adventure.