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At only 194 pages, this is definitely a shorter text for World History than most. The text portions are actually even briefer than you might be thinking since this is also a worktext with...
If you have teens who have already taken secular history courses in school, then The Light and the Glory will introduce them to a different viewpoint for studying early American history. It tells...
A Heart 4 You: China serves as an introduction to worldview studies for children in grades 3 through 7. This year-long curriculum covers the history of China along with significant Bible study. You...
The fifth edition of World Studies has been significantly updated and revised from previous editions. Suggested for seventh grade, this textbook covers a broad expanse of world history up to the...
Action figures for learning about history? That’s exactly what Cathy Diez-Luckie has created. Rather than three-dimensional plastic figures, these are two-dimensional cardstock figures with movable...
Suggested for tenth grade, BJU Press’s World History, fifth edition covers the entire span of history from Creation to the present from a perspective that is both Christian and patriotic. The...
Many parents are insecure about using real books for history without some sort of guidance. TruthQuest History (TQH) is a great solution since it is a series of eleven volumes that serve as guides...
Master storyteller Jim Weiss retells folklore, myths, and tales from past civilizations that help bring history to life. By using his voice to create different characters, Weiss sparks children's...
World Geography in Christian Perspective, second edition, is a soft-cover geography text that is intended to be used as a one-semester course for ninth grade. Because it is intended for a semester...
Jim Hodges has created an extensive library of audio recordings of many books and recorded presentations that make great supplements for history. Among those recordings you will find eighteen of...
Amy Pak has created what might well be the most comprehensive collection of timeline figures. On top of that, she supplies creative teaching suggestions for using timeline figures. The figures...
Christine Miller authored All through the Ages: History through Literature Guide, a resource for selecting "real books" for history. Christine recommends using at least one overview or “spine” type...
This United States History series offers a definite alternative to all the other choices. It is designed as a two-year program, presented in four volumes—two per year. Development of this series...
The Daily Geography series has books for grades 1 through 6. Each course is a fairly thorough, year-long course that is closely aligned with the National Geography Standards. The standards include...
Hillyer's classic elementary-level world history, A Child's History of the World, is available as a paperback book and on Audible®. For years homeschoolers scrambled to find out-of-print copies of...
This series of four books serves as a supplement to world history studies for grades 7-12, although I suspect they will be most useful at the high school level. You might use one or more volumes...
Profiles from History, Volumes 1 and 2 differ from most other collections of brief biographies in that they are visually interesting and include extended activities for each story. They are best...
Justine Gamble has created unit studies based upon the American Girl® historical fiction books published by Pleasant Company. The American Girl books feature fifteen fictional girls as lead...
Asia: Its People and History serves as an interesting supplement for the study of Asia for those who want to teach their children from a Christian missionary perspective. This 95-page book...
Classical Historian publishes their own teacher guides and student workbooks for history courses that are used with textbooks from other publishers as well as ones they publish themselves. The...
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