History of the Horse: Literature Approach to Equine History Primary/Intermediate  E-mail this product to a friend

Beginning in the 1700's with the Godolphin Arabian and continuing through the early 1900's, students will learn of the Lipizzaner stallions, wild mustangs, the American bred Morgan horse, the Chincoteague ponies and other breeds.

Beginning in the 1700's with the Godolphin Arabian and continuing through the early 1900's, students will learn of the Lipizzaner stallions, wild mustangs, the American bred Morgan horse, the Chincoteague ponies and other breeds. Course utilizes the Marguerite Henry award-winning books, Walter Farley's Black Stallion and Anna Sewell's Black Beauty. Learn horse anatomy, breed identification, basic sketching of horses, charting blood lines and Bible memory verses regarding the horse! 3rd-7th grade level. About Hilary Hilary is a homeschool graduate who has always loved horses. She currently attends California Polytechnic State University where she is majoring in history. Hilary first discovered the wonders of literature when she was introduced to Marguerite Henry's classic horse titles, many of which are now part of her History of the Horse curriculum.