Biblioplan Early Modern

This Biblioplan Family Guide for Early Modern History is a component of the Biblioplan Early Modern History course; this resource provides the lesson plans and concise reading assignments to cover US and World history from 1600-1850, including the Scottish Reformation, the King James Bible, the Thirty Years War, the English Civil War, the Great Awakening, missionary highlights, and more.

Thirty-four weekly lesson plans/book lists are included for Grades K-12, with lessons split primarily between K-2, 3-5, 5-8, and 8-12. The beginning of the book provides lists of the required and recommended spines for the curriculum and for each unit. The lesson plan section of the book is organized by weeks and features the unit and weekly topic at the top of the page. A grid organizes the curriculum with a column for classtime readings for Day 1, Day 2, and Day 3, with separate grade-organized grids for literature readings and missionary readings. There are also lesson plan grids for writing ideas, hands-on activities, and optional reading ideas. Reading list books are annotated.

238 pages, spiralbound paperback. Pages are reproducible for in-family use only.

BiblioPlan is a four-year classical Christian history curriculum (Ancient History, Medieval History, Early Modern History, and Modern History) that's designed to be used with multiple ages.

This 2nd Edition follows a new scope and sequence. While the old scope is close to the new, the two don't fit together seamlessly. There are notes in the Family Guide detailing how to line up the old material with the new scope and sequence.

The Biblioplan Companion Year Three: A Text for Early Modern History Two Volume Set is the primary spine and text for this year of study in the Biblioplan system. Providing a context for the living books students read, students will gain an understanding of the overall narrative of history, and where various figures and events fit into the past. Each companion weaves together Church History, the Bible, and the overall narrative of history, helping students to understand Christian themes and connections.

Full-color pages feature a basic text, bolded Scripture, and color-coded sidebars covering Fascinating Facts, Scripture Spotlights, Interesting Individuals, Giants of the Faith, and other information. Photos of artifacts and states, artwork, and maps are also included throughout.

Early Modern History covers U.S. and World History from 1600-1850, the Scottish Reformation, the King James Bible, the Thirty Years War, the English Civil War, the Great Awakening, missionary highlights, and more.

BiblioPlan is a four-year classical Christian history curriculum (Ancient History, Medieval History, Early Modern History, and Modern) that's designed to be used with multiple ages.

For parents using this companion with younger readers, they may wish to preview before addressing some of the cruel, violent acts in history.

Two Volumes, 745 total indexed pages, hardcover. Non-consumable text.

The Biblioplan Discussion Guide for Year Three: Early Modern History is a parent aid that helps guide discussions to help students connect history and their faith, understand their history lessons more deeply, and get the whole family studying history. Questions are not scripted but rather are framed as bullet-pointed lists of things students should know and concepts teachers should review or explain. 34 weekly chapters correspond with the Biblioplan Companion: Year Three: A Text for Early Modern History .

149 pages, paperback. Pages are reproducible for in-family use only.

BiblioPlan is a four-year classical Christian history curriculum (Ancient History, Medieval History, Early Modern History, and Modern History) that ' s designed to be used with multiple ages.

The Biblioplan Timeline for Year Three: Early Modern History resource is a component of the Biblioplan Early Modern History course; by the time students finish the year, they'll have a reference for which historical figures were contemporaneous with other figures from across the world.

This book is divided into two sections. The first section is the actual timeline, with dates running across the top; the left-hand page is designated for The Americas and the right-hand page for The World. Underneath, color-coded blocks provide further geographical distinctions for North America, South America, Europe, and Asia. Under each geographical area are names or events with dates and spaces to add in the figures found in the second half of the book. The pictures to cut-out are full color (except for black-and-white photos) and include the name/event and date, and are organized by lesson week. Families can tear out pages and place on the wall if desired.

Spiralbound paperback. Pages are reproducible for in-family use only.

BiblioPlan is a four-year classical Christian history curriculum (Ancient History, Medieval History, Early Modern History, and Modern History) that's designed to be used with multiple ages.

The Biblioplan Craft Book for Early Modern History resource is a component of the Biblioplan Early Modern History course and provides students with history-related crafts, foods, games, and other fun activities.

This Early Modern History Craft Book contains fun activities such as: finger painting Dutch tulips, making a salt map of the Chesapeake Bay region, making a Paul Revere lantern, sketching a sailing ship, learning some ballet moves, dying Adinkra cloth, and more. Included are the lists of materials you will need to make each craft, directions, and photos of finished crafts.

Paperback. Pages are reproducible for in-family use only.

BiblioPlan is a four-year classical Christian history curriculum (Ancient History, Medieval History, Early Modern History, and Modern History) that's designed to be used with multiple ages.

This coloring book is a supplemental component of the Biblioplan Early Modern History course. Perfect for younger (K-Grade 2) students to do while older students are being taught or working on their own assignments, illustrations provide simple sketches based on the text for young children to color. Stapled binding. Paperback. Kindergarten-Grade 2.

BiblioPlan is a four-year classical Christian history curriculum (Ancient History, Medieval History, Early Modern History, and Modern History) that's designed to be used with multiple ages.

The Biblioplan for Families: Cool History Classic for Early Modern History resource is designed for families who are using Early Modern Times, Story of the World: Volume 3 by Susan Wise Bauer. Assignments for 34 weeks of study are included (1-2 pages per week); each includes Questions from the Readings and an Optional Bonus Question/Activity that requires extra research or a fun supplemental activity. Questions designed for Grades 1-6.

Spiralbound paperback. Pages are reproducible for in-family use only.

BiblioPlan is a four-year classical Christian history curriculum (Ancient History, Medieval History, Early Modern History, and Modern History) that's designed to be used with multiple ages.

The Biblioplan Cool History for Littles: Early Modern History, U.S. and World History from 1600-1850 resource is a component of the Biblioplan Early Modern History course and provides students with weekly assignments based on the lessons in the Companion spine. As this course is designed to be used with multiple ages, this Littles workbook is intended for Grades K-2; there are also levels available for Middles (Grades 2-6), Upper Middles (Grades 6-8), and Advanced (Grades 8-12) (each sold-separately).

A full year of weekly lesson assignment sheets are provided (1 per week). Reading suggestions are provided at the top of the page, followed by questions based on the reading, a note for which coloring pages to use (in the sold-separately coloring book), a hands-on activity, and a geography activity. Questions can be answered verbally, and the activities are done outside of the book.

Spiralbound paperback. Pages are reproducible for in-family use only. Teachers only need one copy for multiple students; non-consumable.

BiblioPlan is a four-year classical Christian history curriculum (Ancient History, Medieval History, Early Modern History, and Modern History) that's designed to be used with multiple ages.

The Biblioplan Cool History for Upper Middles: Early Modern History resource is a component of the Biblioplan Early Modern History course and provides students with weekly worksheets based on the lessons in the Companion spine. As this course is designed to be used with multiple ages, this Upper Middles workbook is intended for Grades 6-8; there are also levels available for Littles (Grades K-2), Middles (Grades 2-6), and Advanced (Grades 8-12) (each s old-separately).

A full year of weekly lesson worksheets are provided (1-2 worksheets per week), which feature short-answer questions with an optional bonus question or activity that calls for research outside of the Companion. Six history tests, one for each unit of study, are also included.

Spiralbound paperback. Pages are reproducible for in-family use only.

BiblioPlan is a four-year classical Christian history curriculum (Ancient History, Medieval History, Early Modern History, and Modern History) that's designed to be used with multiple ages.

The Biblioplan Cool History for Advanced: Early Modern History, U.S. and World History from 1600-1850 resource is a component of the Biblioplan Early Modern History course and provides students with weekly worksheets based on the lessons in the Companion spine. As this course is designed to be used with multiple ages, this Advanced workbook is intended for Grades 8-12; there are also levels available for Littles (Grades K-2), Middles (Grades 2-6), and Upper Middles (Grades 6-8) (each sold-separately).

A full year of weekly lesson worksheets are provided (2 worksheets per week), which feature short-answer, fill-in-the-blank, short essay, and research essay questions with an optional bonus question or activity that calls for research outside of the Companion. Six history tests, one for each unit of study, are also included.

Spiralbound paperback. Pages are reproducible for in-family use only.

BiblioPlan is a four-year classical Christian history curriculum (Ancient History, Medieval History, Early Modern History, and Modern History) that's designed to be used with multiple ages.

This Biblioplan Hands-On Maps for Middles Early Modern History is a component of the Biblioplan Early Modern History course; this resource provides the weekly geography assignments based on the lessons given in the Family Guide and Companion (both sold-separately). This Middles edition is designed for grades 2-8.

Thirty-four assignments are included, which students complete using the BiblioPlan Companion, globe and/or a world map. Directions on varying assignments for grades K-2, grades 3+, and grades 5+ make class preparation easy (an Advanced level book is available for Grades 8-12). Students will color in seas, trace rivers, add rivers, identify regions, identify where important events happened, and place other items on the maps.

Spiralbound paperback. Pages are reproducible for in-family use only.

This Biblioplan Hands-On Maps for Advanced Early Modern History is a component of the Biblioplan Early Modern History course; this resource provides the weekly geography assignments based on the lessons given in the Family Guide and Companion (both sold-separately). This Advanced edition is designed for grades 8-12 (Middles level book is available for grades K-5+).

Thirty-four weekly assignments and five geography exams are included, which students complete using the BiblioPlan Companion, globe and/or a world map. Students will color in seas, trace rivers, add rivers, identify regions, identify where important events happened, and place other items on the maps.

Spiralbound paperback. Pages are reproducible for in-family use only.

BiblioPlan is a four-year classical Christian history curriculum (Ancient History, Medieval History, Early Modern History, and Modern History) that's designed to be used with multiple ages.