Home schooling resources for children and parents.
Welcome to Lenara Learning – Learning for kids and teens! History is like a giant storybook filled with incredible people, amazing discoveries, and important events that changed the world. In this section, you’ll travel through time and learn about different parts of history from all over the globe.
Explore fascinating topics such as ancient civilizations, famous battles, powerful rulers, brave explorers, and everyday people who made a difference. From the towering pyramids of Egypt to the mysteries of the Vikings, from the inventors who changed how we live to the revolutions that shaped modern countries — you’ll find it all here.
You’ll also discover how people lived in different times, what they believed, the art they created, and the challenges they faced. History helps us understand not only the past but also why the world is the way it is today.
At Lenara Learning, we make history fun, easy to understand, and full of exciting facts. Whether you love stories of adventure, inventions, or great leaders, you’ll find plenty to enjoy and learn from.
Browse the topics below to begin your historical adventure!
In 1215, King John of England faced a rebellion from his barons, leading to the creation of the Magna Carta—a document that limited the king’s powers and established fundamental rights for the people. This “Great Charter” has become a symbol of liberty and the rule of law, influencing legal systems worldwide.
Learn about Qin Shi Huang, China’s first emperor, who united warring states, introduced strict laws, and began building the Great Wall. This article explores his life, legacy, and the amazing Terracotta Army buried with him.
Explore the fascinating story of the skilled workers who constructed the Great Pyramid of Giza over 4,500 years ago, using innovative techniques that continue to amaze us today.
This detailed article explores why Henry VIII started his own church, breaking away from the authority of the Pope to create the Church of England. Learn how his desire for a male heir, a failed marriage, and a refusal from the Pope led to one of the biggest religious and political shifts in British history. We examine the Act of Supremacy, the closure of monasteries, and how ordinary people were affected by this massive change.
In 1066, England was rocked by invasions, battles, and a fight for the crown. This article explores who claimed victory at Hastings, why it mattered, and how the Norman Conquest reshaped the country forever through war, culture, and language.
