Texas history

Infographic with lots of information about the Lone Star State and the history of the state along with some odd laws and state symbols.

Explore the top 15 historical sites in Texas, from the Fort Worth Stockyards, and discover Lone Star history.

Terry's Texas Rangers Monument, Austin, Texas

Let's talk about how to teach our students all about the Regions of Texas! There are four regions of Texas each with their own unique landforms, flora, fauna, and attractions.

We've compiled some amazing, historic Texas photos, from old drugstores to telephone operators and everything in between.

Doesn't this simply make you smile? I just love this little gem. It's a vintage map from a 1950s text book. It's unusual because it depicts the topography of the state, a bit of its history, major cities, agricultural and industrial pursuits with sketches in lieu of printed words. The map is in shades of black and cream and would make a nice graphic statement if matted and framed. It would also be useful for altered art projects. I think it would be fun to frame several of these maps and…

If you are looking for a free, fun, simple plan to follow for Texas History for young students, this is the place for you! As a homeschool mom, I found that there was little to no Texas History curriculum for younger children, especially not at a price I could afford for just one student who…

Let's talk about the Spanish Missions of Texas. This era of Texas History will fascinate your students through different points of view. Check out how to use read alouds, interactive notebooks, and other resources to make your unit come alive!

Texas Facts and Symbols State Motto: Friendship

The only international border marker within the United States.