Historia del mundo moderno temprano: del Renacimiento a las revoluciones en la escuela secundaria en el hogar

Is sparking your learner’s interest in the early modern era harder than painting the Sistine Chapel? From the Renaissance to Napoleon, learners explore history with creative projects and immersive simulations—no scaffolding required!

In this immersive Early Modern World course, they’ll step into the shoes of explorers, monarchs, revolutionaries, and philosophers while navigating the transformative events that defined 1450–1815.

Learners won’t just read about history—they’ll live it. From advising Henry VIII on his political and religious dilemmas to navigating the seas as an early European explorer, they’ll dive into dynamic simulations. As advisors to an Ottoman sultan, citizens of revolutionary France, or even Napoleon himself, learners will confront the challenges of diplomacy, innovation, and social change.

Through hands-on projects like Renaissance Training and Enlightenment Meme Creation, where they creatively explore the era’s bold ideas, learners will connect with history in fresh, meaningful ways. They’ll also construct 3D scenes of pivotal moments in the Peep-Into History Diorama Project and 'dig up dirt' on notorious absolute monarchs like Louis XIV and Ivan the Terrible in the 'Who’s the Worst?' Absolute Monarch Competition, competing to show their monarch was worse the ABSOLUTE worst!

From the Renaissance’s artistic revival to the upheavals of the French Revolution and Napoleonic Wars, this course is packed with critical-thinking activities, creative challenges, and historical role-play that bring history to life.

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*Heads-Up: This Class is NOT a Spectator Sport!
This isn’t your typical sit-back-and-zone-out history class—your learner is part of the action! Whether we’re diving into simulations, debates, or critical-thinking challenges, their participation is what makes this class engaging, exciting, and, well… not just another lecture!

That said, if participation turns into radio silence, we’ll have to shift into a lecture-style format to ensure all key material is covered. But let’s be real—that’s way less fun.

So, encourage your learner to jump in, share their thoughts, make decisions, and engage! The more they put into this experience, the more they'll get out of it (and the less likely we are to drift into Lecture Land).

**Another Heads-Up: Punctuality Matters! 
This class runs on engagement and interaction, so arriving on time is key! While late arrivals are always welcome to jump in, we won’t be able to restart simulations or backtrack on missed activities—there’s just too much to cover.

To get the most out of the experience (and avoid feeling lost mid-simulation), being on time is strongly encouraged. Help your learner hit the ground running from the start—it makes for a smoother, more immersive class for everyone!

***Be Prepared & Ready to Dive In!
Each week, all required materials will be posted in the classroom—most are digital-friendly, with a few that may need printing. If printing isn’t your thing, no worries! PDFs can be easily viewed on your device.

Bringing materials to class ensures a smooth, engaging experience—so have everything ready, and let’s make history come alive!

****On a More Serious Note: Refunds & Flexibility
I get it—plans change! While booking in advance secures your learner’s spot, sometimes schedules shift. If you need to withdraw your learner up to ten days before the class starts, I’m happy to issue a full refund—no hassle, no stress. Just reach out, and I’ll take care of it.

For questions about sibling discounts or other inquiries, feel free to contact me—I’m always happy to help!

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Want a Self-Paced Class Option? 
This course is also offered as a self-paced class! Check it out here: https://outschool.com/classes/self-paced-homeschool-early-modern-world-history-renaissance-to-revolutions-thhsmBF5

Which Course Should You Take First?
While my courses can be taken in any order based on individual preferences and needs, I would highly recommend taking them in chronological order. This sequencing allows for a comprehensive understanding of the subject matter and enhances the learning experience. Therefore, I suggest following this chronological order for optimal learning:

📜 Homeschool Middle School Ancient World History: Early Civilizations
🏛 Homeschool Middle School Ancient World History: Classical Era
⚔️ Homeschool Middle School Medieval World History: Europe, Asia & the Islamic World
🎨 Homeschool Middle School Early Modern World History: Renaissance to Revolutions
🌍 Homeschool Middle School Modern World History: Industry to World Wars
🛰️ Homeschool Modern World History: Cold War Era & Beyond


Following this order helps learners see the evolution of ideas, societies, and historical events over time, creating a cohesive and engaging learning experience.

That said, you’re free to start wherever fits your interests and learning goals—history should be flexible and fun!