Here’s a resource I’m so excited to share with you: A Child’s History of the Middle Ages. This beautifully illustrated book brings the Middle Ages to life for young readers, making medieval history engaging and memorable.
With A Child’s History of the Middle Ages, children journey through fascinating topics including: famous kings, knights and chivalry, the crusades, monks and monasteries, and the spread of Christianity.
A Child’s History of the Middle Ages is written for students in grades 1-4 and has a differentiated workbook that is accessible to students of varying abilities. This means that students of different ages and abilities can study the same material. Teachers and homeschooling parents can assign different worksheets to different students according to their writing skills.
Moreover, both the textbook and workbook are lavishly illustrated, which is a great aid to reading comprehension and enjoyment.
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