Homeschool Programs

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About Our Homeschool Programs

FAM offers a variety of programs and activities for young learners to continue learning and gaining valuable skillsets.

Our Programs

Powhatan People

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Preschool, Kindergarten – 5th Grade

Discover what life was like for the Powhatan people along the Rappahannock River. Through discussion of artifacts, photographs, and drawings, students learn about the Virginia Indians’ traditional food ways, shelter, and clothing as well their reliance on natural resources.

  • Communication, Curiosity and Initiative Interacting with Others, Gross Motor Skills

  • K.1.A-J, 1.1.A-L, 2.1.A-J.L, 3.1.A-H, 4.1.A-G, 5.1.A-F

  • Skills K.G.A-C,E,I, K.4.B, Skills 1.A-C.E.I, 1.4.A-B, 1.5.A, Skills 2.A-C.E.I, 2.5.A.D, 2.13.A.D, Skills 3.A-C.I, Skills VS. A-C.E, VS.2.A-E, Skills USI.A-C.E.H, USI.2.B

  • K.3.A-D, K.7.A, K11.A, 1.3.A, 1.8.A, 2.8.A, 4.8.A-D

African American Voices and Stories

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6th – 12th Grade

Students will become historians and uncover local African American history and perspectives through analyzing primary sources. By exploring FAM’s galleries, participants learn the stories of those who have come before and how that shapes the world they live in today.

  • 6.1.A-J, 7.1.A-J, 8.1.A.G, 9.2.A-E, 10.2.C-F,11.2.C-E, 12.2.C

  • Skills USII.A.C.H, USII.2.E, USII.5.H, USII.8.A, Skills VUS.A.D.E.H, VUS.3.B.C, VUS.9.E, VUS.10.G, VUS.16.A

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