Ancient History Notebooking Pages

This set includes over 100 pages of notebooking pages that will cover Creation through the Death and Resurrection of Jesus. The beginning of time to AD 33.

This Ancient History Notebook contains pages for students to take notes as they learn about ancient civilizations and how they connect with Biblical history and the Old Testament.

This set is perfect to use with the Mystery of History (MOH) Volume 1 as the Notebooking Pages cover Creation through the Death and Resurrection of Jesus, including dinosaurs, the Tower of Babel, the Phoenicians, the Egyptians, Aesop's Fables and Confucius and Socrates and Hippocrates, as well as the Roman Republic and Julius Caesar through 33 AD.

This notebooking pack contains pages selected to accompany The Mystery of History Volume III: The Renaissance, Reformation, and Growth of Nations, by Linda Lacour Hobar and published by Bright Ideas Press.

Includes: 125 Color Pages of Notebooking Pages to print

Notebooking pages and timeline printables are a great way to supplement the study of historical events. Kids can record what they’ve learned on the notebooking pages and create a personal history book of everything they’ve learned.

We’ve used these pages with The Mystery of History Volume I: Creation to the Resurrection, A World of Adventure, and Heritage History but they will work with any curriculum.

125 pages covering Creation (c.4004 B.C.) to Christ’s Resurrection (A.D.33) emphasizing how events shaped world history.

The goal of each student should be to:

·         Keep track of the “story”

·         Memorize the sequence of events in history from Creation to Christ’s Resurrection

·         Increase their knowledge of world history

·         Increase their knowledge of geography

Notebooking Pages cover the following people and events.

Creation (2 pages)

Adam & Eve

Jubal and Tubal-Cain

Noah and The Flood

Ice Age

Dinosaurs

Sumerians

Tower of Babel

Epic of Gilgamesh

Stonehenge

Early Egypt

Minoan Civilization

Abraham

Abraham’s Family Tree

Jacob and Esau

Joseph

Hammurabi

Israelites in Slavery

China & the Shang Dynasty

Moses

The 10 Plagues of Egypt

The Passover

The Exodus & The Crossing of the Red Sea

10 Commandments

The Ark of the Covenant & the Tabernacle

12 Spies

Joshua Enter the Promised Land

Joshua, Jericho & Rahab

Amenhotep IV and Nefertiti

Tutankhamen

Ramses II

Legend of the Trojan Horse

Ruth and Naomi

Gideon

Samson & The Philistines

Zhou Dynasty

Samuel

King Saul

David

Solomon

Phoenicians

Israel Divides

Elijah

Elisha

Joel

Obadiah

Homer

India & Hinduism

Olympic Games

Jonah

Amos

Rome is Founded

Isaiah

Micah

Israel Falls to Assyria

Hosea

Hezekiah and Sennacherib

Ancient Native Americans

Athens & Sparta

Manasseh

Mesopotamia

King Josiah

Nahum

Zephaniah

Jeremiah

Nineveh Destroyed

Habakkuk

Huldah

Babylonian Captivity

Nebuchadnezzar II & the Hanging Gardens

Daniel

Shadrach, Meshach, and Abed-Nego

Aesop’s Fables

Ezekiel

Buddha

Pythagoras

Temple of Diana

Confucius

Belshazzar

Cyrus the Great

Darius I

Zerubbabel

Haggai & Zechariah

Roman Republic

Battle of Marathon

Herodotus

Xerxes I

Esther

Golden Age of Athens

Socrates

Hippocrates

Statue of Zeus

Ezra & Artaxerxes

Nehemiah

Pericles

Peloponnesian War

Malachi

Plato & Aristotle

Philip II of Macedonia

Mausoleum of Halicarnassus

Alexander the Great

Alexandre’s Empire Divides

Archimedes

Lighthouse of Alexandria

Emperor Asoka

Septuagint

Colossus of Rhodes

Qin Dynasty

Hannibal, Elephants & the Punic Wars

Han Dynasty

Maccabean Revolt

Spartacus

1st Triumvirate & 2nd Triumvirates

Julius Caesar

Cleopatra

Herod the Great

Battle of Actium

Augustus Caesar

John the Baptist

Birth of Jesus

Jesus’ Teachings & Miracles

Roman Rulers

12 Disciples

Jesus’ Death & Resurrection

Pair these notebook pages with your own Ancient History curriculum. (These can be used in conjunction with Mystery of History volume 1, The Big Book of History from Master Books and Answers in Genesis, and part of God’s Timeline: The Big Book of Church History as well as Classical Conversations. We also have a lot of Tapestry of Grace)