Another great resource for those of you who are studying U.S. history.

The University of Oklahoma as arranged in chronological order, U.S. historical Documents from 1215 to Present.  Below is a list of Documents from the website. You can view these documents by visiting their website HERE.

I've looked at a few programs and this seems like the best one I've seen so far.
History Through the Ages
Along with the "record of time" timeline book. Very well done.
Click to visit their site.

This is the program we plan to use for teaching History, we wont be starting for a few years since we are focusing on the Bible curriculum right now, but I am looking forward to reading our way through history. Visit Her website to learn more about how to use her guide. This book is organized Chronologically & by age, then Geographical & by age. With a wide selection of books in each age group, parents can choose the books that best fit their children and style.

"All Through the Ages" by Christine Miller

From the Publisher:
guide for teaching and learning history using literature rather than textbooks. Textbooks make history boring, but history is full of excitement, adventure, and heart-wrenching drama. Bring the “story” back into “history” by using this exhaustive guide to over 7000 of the best in quality historical narratives, historical fiction, literature, and “living books”! With nothing more than a library card, parents or educators can effectively teach their children both World and American history using this guide. It doesn’t matter whether the children are pre-readers or college-bound seniors; books of every reading level are included for every era, from picture books and beginning readers through the great books of Western Civilization.

Here is a great resource for those of you who want to know what your children should be learning and when. It is a great resource if you would like to put your own curriculum together.

"Home Learning Year by Year" by Rebecca Rupp.
From the Publisher:

The integral subjects to be covered within each grade
Standards for knowledge that should be acquired by your child at each level
Recommended books to use as texts for every subject
Guidelines for the importance of each topic: which knowledge is essential and which is best for more expansive study based on your child's personal interests
Suggestions for how to sensitively approach less academic subjects, such as sex education and physical fitness