Several years ago, I bought the complete curriculum (including photocopies for 3 children - yay!) for Story of the World. Patiently I waited for the kids to be old enough to properly enjoy the stories and activities. Finally, it happened!
I LOVE Story of the World. More importantly, so do the kids! History presented chronologically, in story form with loads of extra activities...what's not to love?
Here's a few photos of our first month of Story of the World:
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Recording our history with cave drawings |
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The white crown of Ancient Egypt's king |
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Another white crown. Originally I wanted them to have a red and a white crown so we could have both Upper and Lower Egypt represented, but no one wanted to be the loser Red team.
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Oops, this is nature study. Somehow I snuck that in with history. |
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My little Nomads dressed in animal skins, next to a shelter they constructed and eating roots they gathered. |
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