Week 4: We played a game the Vikings used to play. Nine Men Morris or Muhle is a strategy game played today. It was also played by the...

We participate in a weekly homeschool history co-op which involves many hands-on crafts and activities. In conjunction with our Viking Histo...

A writing assignment was given most weeks of the Viking History Co-op. The children presented their work the week following the assignment. ...

Week 8: We made butter, prepared a Viking stew, and had a Viking feast complete with drinking horns and mead. The Vikings ate a variety o...

Week 7: We made Tree of Life Pendants. Yggdrasil, was the Norse name of a giant ash tree connecting all worlds. An eagle lived at the top ...

Week 6: We made Viking shields. Not all Vikings were brutal fighters. Some were peaceful farmers, blacksmits, wives and mothers. And, they...

Week 5: We made model Viking Ships. The Vikings were explorers and traveled great distances in their ships. Shields and men lined the side...

Week 3: We designed our own personal totems and burned them into wooden cutting boards. Kings, Jarls, Karls, Bondsmen and Thralls were al...

Week 2: We spun wool into yarn. The Vikings wore warm clothes made of wool sheared from sheep. The book Charlie Needs a Cloak by Tommie ...

Week 1: We created glitter maps. The sea fairing people of the the north gained a bad reputation by the way they introduced themselves ...