You have several options. Here are some that come to mind; you’ll probably think of others too.
If you want to switch to Middle Ages next term, I would recommend starting at the beginning of that study rather than jumping into Term 2. Term 1 is Medieval times, Term 2 is Renaissance, Term 3 is Reformation. You could always do Term 3 during the summer if you want to be sure to start Early Modern in the fall.
or
You could finish the first rotation and then repeat the more modern ones:
- 4th – Genesis through Deuteronomy & Ancient Egypt
- 5th – Joshua through Malachi & Ancient Greece
- 6th – Matthew through Acts & Ancient Rome
- 7th – Middle Ages, Renaissance, Reformation
- 8th – Early Modern
- 9th – Modern
- 10th – Middle Ages, Renaissance, Reformation
- 11th – Early Modern
- 12th – Modern
or
If you don’t have youngers to consider in the rotation, you could add more biographies, some economics and government, and take your time, stretching out the most modern studies like this:
- 4th – Genesis through Deuteronomy & Ancient Egypt
- 5th – Joshua through Malachi & Ancient Greece
- 6th – Matthew through Acts & Ancient Rome
- 7th & 8th – Middle Ages, Renaissance, Reformation
- 9th & 10th – Early Modern
- 11th & 12th – Modern
