History Year 2
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PLEASE NOTE: History Year 2 requires purchase of a Family Set (one per family) and one age-appropriate Student Explorer (one per student). You will also need two additional products that are one-time purchases and used for all 4 years: The Time Tunnel Review Cards (one per family) and a Time Line Book (one per student). For help creating a personalized list of course items you need to start history, u se this printable History Shopping Checklist ! The Good and the Beautiful History: Year 2 Course is designed to foster a true love of learning history through engaging lessons, activities, a beautiful time line, visually rich maps and illustrations, and an engaging review tool that extend and apply the learning. This family-style course gives students in grades 3–8 a well-rounded look at wide-ranging topics such asAncient Greece, Ancient China, the Vikings, the early Americas, the forming of the Constitution, and even modern history topics including World War I, the Roaring 20s, and the Great Depression. By taking a tour through major events from ancient to modern times, students stay engaged and curious for the entire year. History Year 2 is designed to be completed in a school year with two lessons per week, which should each take about 20–30 minutes to complete. Lesson times will vary depending on the amount of discussion and exploration you choose to do. The two levels of student explorers provide similar activities but are often presented in a more challenging way for the older students. Because the Grades 7–8 Student Explorer is more advanced and in-depth, older children will need to spend additional time completing the included lesson extensions and activities. To try History Year 1 for FREE, download 3 free lessons here! Items needed for a full year of history, *if continuing from History Year 1: One History Year 2: Family Set per family One History Year 2: Grades 3–6 Student Explorer for each 3–6 grade child One History Year 2: Grades 7–8 Student Explorer for
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