The Histerical Sisters are home educating mothers AND sisters, Jennifer Steward and Gina Threshie. These two history nuts have teamed up to bring history to life for those who think history is about memorizing a bunch of boring facts! They are able to engage the interest of students of ALL ages teaching "the facts" through humor.

The Histerical Sisters (known to their students as Tito and Nee Nee) teach two local monthly history classes to over 150 students.

They are known to occasionally travel to put on History Days, presentations, or camps (contact us if interested at: thehistericalsisters@hotmail.com)

"But wait...we’ve created a way for you to put on your own History Day or History Tour wherever you live!"

The Great Homeschool History Tour is a monthly history class / co-op that you can put on in your own area. We’ve done all the work for you - our program details everything you’ll need to "do it yourself!" We tell you exactly what to do, give you all the info you need, teaching materials, activity stations, detailed plans, reproducible sheets, supplies you’ll need, recipes for period lunches, ideas for costumes and more!

Here’s a sneak peek into what it’s all about: our program includes ...

For larger groups, find a facility (church?) to meet, gather students into the sanctuary and show the one hour DVD. Students break up into classes: K-3rd, 4th - 6th and 7th and up. The first two groups rotate to activity stations while the upper graders participate in an educational challenge of their own. A third station is The Photo shoot where students get their photo taken in front of a "period" backdrop. Stations finish in time for students to line up for a period lunch.

After lunch / clean-up, students gather at tables to fill out their scrapbook page. History Day ends with a "wrap up" time in the sanctuary where upper graders present something from their class and all students get a chance to come forward and tell a fact they learned in exchange for a piece of candy! Moms will "co-operate" by bringing supplies and helping out wherever needed!

Students who sign up for The Great Homeschool History Tour return month after month and actually "tour" through history with NeeNee & Tito! They fill out a scrapbook page where they post their photo (dressed for the times!) and collect these in a History Tour Notebook. At the end of the year students have a beautiful portfolio showing all their "stops" in history!

Whether you are putting on a group class / co-op, a small in home class, or just using our DVD teaching sessions to BE your history curriculum or ENHANCE your history curriculum!

DVD’s are available for ALL of Tito and NeeNee’s teaching topics! Buy the DVD or the full program - Great Values!

Full Program -

Includes 1 hour DVD PLUS everything you need to know and everything you need to print in order to put on your own History Day (for that one topic)

For a limited time you can purchase our whole program (one topic) for $39.95. Purchase a full year’s curriculum (9 topics) for only $279.00

DVD’s only $19.95

• California History
  
• America on the Move
  
• Westward Ho!
  
• History of the American Cowboy
  
• Pirates
• Orphan Trains & Land Runs pic:
• The History of Whaling
• The Middle Ages
  
• Inventors
• Immigration
  
• Industrial Revolution
• Disasters Dust Bowl & Depression
  
• Explorers
• Ancient Egypt
  
• Ancient Greece
• Ancient Rome
• 20th Century
• The Civil War
• First Colonies
• American Revolution / Colonial Times

California History - our one hour presentation DVD teaches every standard required in the 4th grade curriculum. Be sure to include our DVD as part of your California History curriculum! From the first Inhabitants (the Indians) to the Prospectors of the Gold Rush, Tito engages eager learners using hats! Hats? That’s right, Tito creates a great visual that helps lock each time period of California’s rich history into students minds.

Our full program includes a map / geography activity, early Spanish names of cities, and first person interpretation from some of California’s early people! Upper grade students "cartoon" lyrics to a gold rush song and present their work to the group.