Beacon Bridge Learning

One of the first signs of Spring in our part of the world is when everything smells of grape soda! Meet the Texas Mountain Laurel.

What are the tell-tale signs of Spring where you live?

Come check out the first curriculum walk through for Early Civilizations: The Americas.

Come and see our overview for The Americas! We are so excited to share it with you all!

A breakdown on our flagship product!

We are so proud to be able to share our hard work with you!

We're so excited that for all of November, when your purchase Early Civilizations: The Americas, you can get our introductory block Not All History is Written for free!

Use code SHARING when purchasing to get the discount. (Link in the Bio)

We know that your family will love all the stories and activities as much as we do. Stay tuned this week for highlights on the curriculum, sneak peeks, and more!

The wait is almost over!

Every time we picked up a curriculum there were things that just made days hard. Vague instructions that we had to parse out, a realization that whole subjects were being left behind, and more.

We have done our best to create a true user friendly curriculum. For those that are nervous, our detailed plans give you instructions and help you feel more confident.

For those veterans, know that our curriculum is much more than just history, and you can relax knowing how much is covered.

We'd love to be a part of your child's education journey!

Our childhood education was lacking when it came to Indigenous people. It's almost as if the Americas sprang to life with European contact.

We wanted to make sure that our children know better. One of the amazing side effects of writing Beacon Bridge Learning is how much we have learned about the world.

As we formed lessons, we wanted to make sure that we kept things in mind to help build a strong multicultural history for our children.

Counting down to the big day! Make sure to check back often for highlights on what you can find in our Early Civilizations:The Americas!

Designing this curriculum was a long process, in part because we wanted to include things that were important to us.

We've found that those priorities are what set us apart. We hope that you'll come along with us on the journey.

We love starting out a history block by learning about how archaeologists explore dig sites and draw conclusions from their findings.

An imaginative play dig site is something that truly engages children while expanding their knowledge.

What stories have your children created through art?