Your students will discover how God continually reveals himself in this big-picture look at world events from Pentecost to the printing press. User-friendly format features lively text, quizzes and tests, reviews, projects and activities, timeline and mapping assignments, answer keys, reproducible student pages, and more. It's classical, chronological---and complete! Grades 4 to 8. 704 pages, softcover.
Average Rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars(4.5 out of 5 stars)
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4 out of 5 stars
Reviewed by Rebecca Keeney (Quarryville, PA), June 02, 2008
After having used Mystery of History this past year I am excited to use volume two. It makes learning so much fun and does exactly what I was looking for in a chronological world history. I love that we can use the book at various levels at the same time. All of the children can learn and benefit at their learning level.
5 out of 5 stars
Reviewed by Rosemarie Mullenix (Minnetonka, MN), May 13, 2008
This is an excellent resource/teaching tool for early church and middle ages.I am using it with a 9th grader and I am extremely happy to find both a Christian based and historically correct source.EXCELLENT!
4.5 out of 5 stars
Reviewed by Rhonda (Philippines), February 29, 2008
The chronological layout, the activities, the variety of people/events covered, and the easy style is terrific. The short lessons keep us moving and allows for further study on our own. My sons enjoy reading the lessons for themselves and telling me all about it. However, when she wrote, "Justin Martyr, from whose name the term martyr originated..." (pg 29), I realized that the book is not always entirely accurate. Still, I enjoy using it as the base of our history curriculum.
5 out of 5 stars
Reviewed by Melissa (Southwest VA), February 13, 2007
This book is facinating! We love learning about the people who made up history and we love the world focus. And it is so easy to use, even if you have children of many different ages. We can't wait for MOH 3 to come out! We love Mystery of History!
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