bh365 for homeschool

GIVE YOUR CHILDREN THE OPPORTUNITY TO LEARN A MORE COMPLETE STORY OF AMERICAN HISTORY.
Black History 365® makes it easier for homeschool families to incorporate Black history into learning throughout the entire year. Our curriculum introduces students to the people, events, achievements, experiences, and contributions that have helped shape America—while encouraging them to think critically, ask questions, make connections, and better understand the world around them.
Because Black history isn’t separate from American history. It’s part of the story.
homeschool bundles

ElEMENTARY
The BH365 Elementary Homeschool Bundle gives young learners an engaging introduction to Black history through age-appropriate stories, culturally relevant learning, and meaningful connections to family, community, identity, and the world around them.

MIDDLE
The BH365 Middle School Homeschool Bundle helps growing learners explore Black history with greater depth while building the critical-thinking skills needed to understand people, events, movements, achievements, and their impact on American history.

HIGH SCHOOL & BEYOND
The BH365 High School & Beyond Homeschool Bundle invites older students to examine Black history with greater depth, context, and perspective while developing the critical-thinking skills needed to understand the people, events, movements, ideas, and achievements that have shaped America.
YOU DON'T HAVE TO BE A HISTORY EXPERT
You simply need the right resources. Teaching history at home can feel overwhelming—especially when you want your children to learn more than what is traditionally included in textbooks. BH365 gives homeschool parents thoughtfully developed, age-appropriate resources that help you introduce important history with greater confidence. Whether Black history is already part of your homeschool plan or you're wondering where to begin, BH365 provides a foundation you can build on.
LEARN AT YOUR PACE. TEACH IN YOUR WAY. EXPLORE TOGETHER.



HOMESCHOOL OUR WAY WITH ELAN PAGE
Listen to Episode 130 of the podcast with the BH365 Foundation's Executive Director, Mia Street. Elan and Mia discuss "Bringing Black History to Life."