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Mystery of History Volume 1 with Recommended Resources
Learning ancient history from a Bible-centered perspective is still the focus of the 3rd edition of Mystery of History, Vol. 1 However, with the 3rd edition, the format has been updated to be similar to Vol. IV. The biggest change is that it is changing from a paperback book to a hardcover with full color illustrations. Short, interesting readings show how history fits together. What famous Bible figure lived when the Trojan Horse was built? Who lived in North America around the time that Jeremiah wrote Lamentations? Historically accurate with better chronological detail based on the work of James Ussher, the book tells you who walked the earth when and helps put each life in perspective around important events that happened worldwide. Mapping exercises with answers and simplified timeline directions are included along with suggestions for fun activities. Quarterly reviews and semester tests are provided. All student materials is reproducible for family use. Although this is intended for 4-8 graders, it is easily adapted to both older and younger students for an all-in-one history book. Assignments are included for all grade levels.
Purchase of the hardcover Student Text includes a digital access code to download the Companion Guide. This guide includes PDF files of all of the reproducible materials including pre-tests, quizzes, exercises, worksheets, activity instructions, tests, outline maps, resource lists, appendix pages and more. A printed Companion Guide is also available to purchase for those preferring a physical copy. Information to access the digital component is included on a separate card included in the textbook. Shrink wrapped.
Product Format: | Product Bundle |
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Grades: | 4-8 |
Brand: | Rainbow Resource Center |
I loved that everything was chronological and put biblical figures and events in context with the rest of world history so that you can see how they influenced one another. For example, did you know that Daniel's prophecy about Alexander the Great spared Jerusalem from being attacked? Or that the famous Persian king Xerxes was the one who married Esther?
And while all that is fascinating, the best part of this book is that the whole of history points towards Christ. The final lessons and back of the book are dedicated to Jesus and explain how you need Him to gain eternal life. By the time we finished this curriculum, my daughter was asking my husband how to be saved! It was the cherry on top of an already solid curriculum and I don't think I could have asked for more.