High Medieval - Renaissance - Protestant Revolution - Catholic Reformation - Early Explorers
The Connecting with History Program:
- Eight chronological units follow the story of the New Testament, Early Church, and Early Medieval History
- Teaching materials that you need for the whole family for one year of history, geography, and literature.
- Customized Divider Tabs
Each unit includes:
- Theme and discussion questions related to salvation history
- References to the Catechism of the Catholic Church
- Overview article about the history and theme of the unit
- Dates of people and events to add to a timeline
- Historical geography assignments
- Composition assignments
- Hands-on activities
- Memory work for all ages, including poetry, Bible verses, and famous quotes.
- Book lists and reading assignments for each age level
- Daily lesson plans coordinating all ages in a two-page spread
- Snapshot checklists for each unit to help you stay on track at your own pace
- Daily topics correspond with the reading & activities for each level
- 4-day per week schedule allows for flexible scheduling
- Teaching notes
Table of Contents:
Unit One – Late 11th C. and 12th Century
The Crusades, Feudalism, Knighthood , Chivalry, Military orders
Unit Two - 13th Century
Religious Orders, Education, Magna Charta
Unit Three - 14th Century
Castles, Royalty, Daily Life of Ordinary People, Cathedrals
Unit Four - 15th Century
Artists of the Renaissance, Early Explorers
Unit Five - 16th Century
Protestant Revolt
Unit Six - 16th Century
Catholic Reformation in Europe, Jesuit Missionaries to Japan and China
Continuing Exploration of New World
Unit Seven- 17th Century
Post-Reformation Europe
Unit Eight - 17th Century
Catholics in the New World
My favorite feature of using the syllabus... 
