How to Organize The Mystery of History Once, Part One
The Mystery of History is our favorite history curriculum, hands-down (and we've tried quite a few). Divided into a 4-year cycle, The Mystery of History is designed to be used by multiple ages, which means that when your 1st grader studies Volume 1 in 1st grade, he'll also study it again in 5th grade. How does that work?
Four years later, your student has likely forgotten a lot (most?) of the information she studied as a 1st grader. What you required of that little squirt way back then - coloring pages, a few sentences of copywork, a listening ear - now becomes full notebooking pages, mapwork, and a more practiced listening ear.
Who of us in traditional schools got to study world history three times by high school graduation? It's fantastic.
Today is the first of a two-part video tutorial series that helps you organize The Mystery of History once, so that you're all ready to go again in 4 years without having to plan that volume all over again.
The Mystery of History, Volume I Spreadsheet pdf
The Mystery of History, Volume I Spreadsheet excel
The Mystery of History, Volume II Spreadsheet pdf
The Mystery of History, Volume II Spreadsheet excel
The Mystery of History, Volume III Spreadsheet pdf
The Mystery of History, Volume III Spreadsheet excel
I have a semi-complete spreadsheet of Volume IV for you. Feel free to adjust it however you need, or check back in a few weeks when I have it completed!
Find How to Organize The Mystery of History Once, Part Two here.
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