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A Child's History of the World

Tagged: A Child's History of the World, mystery of history

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May 31, 2014 at 3:28 am
AFthfulJrney
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I thought I had my mind all made up and was going to use MOH for our history spine this upcoming year until I discovered A Child’s Histry of the World. Now, I’m not sure what to do!
Has anyone used them in conjunction with one another?
If you only used ACHOTW, how did you use it? Any added resources or activities?
MOH users, how did you like it?
My children are 7 & 5, whom I’ll be using this with!
Thank you!
June 2, 2014 at 1:22 am
AFthfulJrney
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June 3, 2014 at 5:00 am
mommasmurf
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My girls are 6 & 8, and they’ve been good with Child’s History of the World this year. My boys that are 10 & 12 get more out it, of course, but it’s fine for the younger ones. I enjoy it too.
With CHOW, we use timeline cards from Veritas Press and the Usborne world history book that Sonlight uses for Cores B & C. The Usborne book is mainly for pictures. The timeline cards are up on the wall for visual review. That’s all for us. Too many books becomes too overwhelming for me.
I’ve never tried Mystery of History.
Joy

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