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Short Lessons in World History Student with Answer Key
SKU
005916
ISBN
9780825164651
Grade 6-12
Traditional
Secular
Low Teacher Involvement
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Charlotte Mason
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Product Overview
- A great resource to add to your World History studies. Provides activities, discussion questions, and a framework to build history studies on
- Dates, policies, and general overviews do not extend past the year 2005
- Written at a middle-school reading level, making world history accessible to differing learning abilities
Description
It’s difficult (ambitious, even) to cover world history in a year. A lot of information gets left out. Just the same, it’s good to have a framework to work from, even if you intend to “flesh it out.” The text is broken down into bite-sized lessons with clearly outlined learning objectives and critical thinking discussion questions throughout. While the timeline presented represents a young earth viewpoint (6,000 years), the content (especially Christianity’s history) reflects a secular worldview. About 20 brief biographical sketches are scattered throughout—notables like Winston Churchill, Florence Nightingale, Charlemagne, etc. While certainly not comprehensive, the text is interesting, easy to understand, and inexpensive. Maps are extremely clear. A glossary and answer key are provided in the text.
Publisher's Description of Short Lessons in World History Student with Answer Key
In an appealing high-interest/easy-reading format, this book's readings and follow-up activities parallel standard world history textbooks.
The first half of the book covers early civilizations, Greece and Rome, the Middle Ages, the growth of European power, and the Industrial Revolution; the second half focuses in unusual depth and detail on how the 19th and 20th centuries played out in five world regions: Asia, Europe, Africa, the Americas, and the Middle East. Each unit features an illustrated overview of a historical period with boldface vocabulary words, critical thinking questions, a one-page biography of a notable figure, at least one map, a "puzzle quiz," and a review quiz. The book is available in two formats: as a reproducible teacher’s edition with an answer key (216 pages) or as a nonreproducible student text (207 pages) supplemented by a separate teacher’s guide (46 pages) containing an answer key and reproducible maps.
The first half of the book covers early civilizations, Greece and Rome, the Middle Ages, the growth of European power, and the Industrial Revolution; the second half focuses in unusual depth and detail on how the 19th and 20th centuries played out in five world regions: Asia, Europe, Africa, the Americas, and the Middle East. Each unit features an illustrated overview of a historical period with boldface vocabulary words, critical thinking questions, a one-page biography of a notable figure, at least one map, a "puzzle quiz," and a review quiz. The book is available in two formats: as a reproducible teacher’s edition with an answer key (216 pages) or as a nonreproducible student text (207 pages) supplemented by a separate teacher’s guide (46 pages) containing an answer key and reproducible maps.
Category Description for Short Lessons in World History
It's difficult (ambitious, even) to cover world history in a year. A lot of information gets left out. Just the same, it's good to have a framework to work from, even if you intend to "flesh it out." Written at a 5th grade level (making it usable at a lower age than listed above), this course would be an ideal self-study overview of world history for any student, or it would provide short summaries of period history that you elaborate on using supplementary materials. It is a unique book in that it is broken down into "bite-sized" chunks to be completed daily, each followed by a short comprehension exercise. These include fill-ins, multiple choice, puzzles, and map questions. Scattered throughout the material are 12 mini-biographies of major figures in World History - notables like Winston Churchill, Florence Nightingale, Charlemagne, etc. While from a secular publisher, I found no evolutionary content, the first civilization in Sumer begins "nearly 6,000 years ago," and there are several references to the Bible. While certainly not comprehensive, the text is interesting, easy to understand, and inexpensive. Visuals are not glitzy, text is two-colored, and many consist of clip-art type graphics. However, maps are extremely clear. A glossary and answer key are provided in the text. Text is reproducible. This text would be helpful to acquire a "big picture" view of world history.
Details
| Product Format: | Softcover Book |
|---|---|
| Grades: | 6-12 |
| Brand: | Walch Publishing |
| ISBN: | 9780825164651 |
| Length in Inches: | 10.75 |
| Width in Inches: | 8.5 |
| Height in Inches: | 0.5 |
| Weight in Pounds: | 1.2125 |
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